The forms and patterns may appear to be those of jazz and rock, but the music of the Norwegian band Huntsville defies any attempts at classification, seemingly adopting the vocabulary of country & western and the metric patterns of Indian ragas, while combining such instruments as a banjo and a pedal steel guitar with a tabla machine and a shruti box. Their music is freely improvised, but almost everything they play has a structure, sustaining its rhythm through the repetition of motifs, with apparently static movements being awakened by the constant emergence of a profusion of small elements.