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Finnish guitarist Raul Bjorkenheim towered in Krakatau's albums
Ritual (Hieronymous, 1988),
Alive (Hieronymous, 1989),
Volition (ECM, 1991), and
Matinale (ECM, 1993).
Bjorkenheim's guitar was in high demand during the 1990s. In particular, he
joined Paul Schutze's Phantom City for Site Anubis (Big Cat).
Bjorkenheim's solo
Apocalypso (Cuneiform, 2001) was scored for thirty guitars, eight basses and four drumsets, all played by him in person.
The Scorch Trio was formed by guitarist
Raul Bjorkenheim with the rhythm section of
bassist Ingebrigt Haker Flaten and drummer Paal Nilssen-Love (both members of the Thing with saxophonist Mats Gustafsson).
Their free improvisation is documented on
The Scorch Trio (january 2002),
Luggumt (january 2004) and Brolt! (october 2007 - Rune Grammofon, 2008).
After Live In Finland (december 2006),
Nilssen-Love was replaced by drummer Frank Rosaly on
Melaza (2010).
Meanwhile,
Dmg @ the Stone Volume 2 (Dmg/arc, 2008) was a collaboration with bassist William Parker and percussionist Hamid Drake, and
Blixt (Cuneiform, 2011) was a collaboration with Bill Laswell.
The Scorch Trio of guitarist Raoul Bjorkenheim, bassist Ingebrigt Haker Flaten and drummer Frank Rosaly recorded Made In Norway (may 2011) with guest multi-instrumentist Mars Williams.
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