Recorded live at the Festiva of Enjoyment at Enjoy Gallery in Wellington NZ on the 25th November 2002. Jeff plays baritone sax on the first track, and tenor sax on the second. A performance with the aggression of the title. The first track starts with a roaring wall of sax noise, working its way to a power drone tone (that has given me images of Jeff with a saxophone mouthpiece connected to a jet engine), and then to more subtle tonal landscapes. Halfway through the second track, Jeff pulls out one of the more satisfying and amusing slants on "jazz" that I've had the pleasure of hearing.

Jeff Henderson is an integral part of the New Zealand improvised music scene. He is truly a world class musician, a titanic saxophonist and someone who brings virtuousity and a unique point of view to any instrument he plays. Jeff has been responsible for fostering Auckland and Wellington underground music and bringing many amazing musicians into the country. Jeff has played with Marilyn Crispell, Evan Parker, Han Bennink, William Parker and other giants over the years. His solo works are rare, and his Postmoderncore releases are a treat indeed.