catalogue of solo material as the Visitor. Reformation: 2008–present In 2008 the members of Red Square were approached by FMR Records who were interested in releasing an album of their recordings from the 1970s. The three so enjoyed trawling through the reels of tape to choose album tracks that they decided to re-form, and they played their first gig in thirty years at Klub Kakofanney in Oxford in 2009. Since reforming Red Square have gigged regularly and released two further albums. Dates and broadcasts have included Cafe Oto, the Vortex, Resonance FM, Darkstar at the Dogstar, Southend's Culture As A Dare Fringe Festival, Utrophia's Cwm Festival, Oxford Improvisors, Chatham's Brutally Honest Club and Brighton's on the Edge. In addition to gigging Red Square curated and hosted the day-long Tinderbox Festival, that was held annually from 2012-2015 in the village of Cropredy in Oxfordshire, UK. Since reforming Red Square have attracted critical acclaim for both their live and recorded work, and in 2010 they were the subject of an in-depth feature by Frances Morgan in the journal 'Loops'. Jon Seagroatt also plays soprano saxophone, flute and percussion with the reformed psychedelic folk band, Comus. Discography Thirty Three: Recordings 1974–1978 (2008) Shuttle Bag (2009) UnReason: Live at the Vortex (2010) Bird Haus (2012) Rare and Lost 70s Recordings (2016) References External links Official website Free improvisation ensembles English experimental rock groups Free jazz musicians FMR Records artists