No, the musicians collective "Jazzwerkstatt Bern" doesn't have a wood-paneled clubhouse with deer antlers hanging on the wall. But coincidentally enough it does have a house band: the Ballbreaker Ensemble. Anyone familiar with the band's namesake (an AC/DC classic) should not assume that these downy-cheeked youths are trying to reignite the torch of fin-de-siècle Australian heavy metal. Granted, alternating current does deliver a consistent power level - but check out these lads' double-drummer action, with a rhythm section that's fresher than Saran Wrap. Rockers, try not to be jealous. The Ballbreakers hail from some of the jazziest hamlets in the northern Alps and have been toting reggae paraphernalia, melodicas, and a portable church organ with them on their seasonal migrations since 2008. Composers connected to the Jazzwerkstatt Bern have been writing songs for them like there's no tomorrow, and in 2010 the Ballbreakers finally arrived in a cloud of diesel smoke at the BeJazz Club in Bern to record their newest live album: "Töff" (which means: motorbike).