Listing somewhere between the cognitive and the corporeal comes the third release from Gratone.“The Periphery of a Building”, a live remix work featuring long-time collaborators Audun Kleive on percussion and Jan Bang on live sampling sees the young Norwegian label expound on the territories between extended jazz and the dance floor through a four track LP. Veterans Audun Kleive and Jan Bang tap into something innate that moves perpendicular to the techno ethos perpetuated by the label’s previous releases. “The Periphery of a Building”, is a work that brings the past into the present and draws a red thread between genres. It juxtaposes disparate ideas between the dance floor and jazz, and ensnares itself in the tangled web of tradition and progress in a bold indefnable musical dialect. Upholding the ethos of Gratone by negating expectation “Periphery of a Building” also calls in a new era for the young, but fertile label. “Periphery of a Building” is Kleive and Bang reconsidering live Punkt remixes* of Etenesh Wassie & Mathieu Sourisseau, AtomTM and Clarinet Factory & Floex. In their selection of source material for the Gratone LP, they eradicate, and then reconstruct tradition. *The Punkt live remix concept puts third-party musicians, producers and composers in a real-time remix situation during a Punkt festival live show.