TømrerClaus, a multi-talented musician hailing from Denmark, is a figure well-known in the Danish underground music scene, particularly for his contributions in the realm of psychedelic rock and avant-garde music. Real name Claus Clement Pedersen, he earned his moniker "Tømrer" due to his profession as a carpenter. His journey in music began in the 1970s, and he has since become a cult icon, revered for his distinctive blend of hard-hitting electric guitar sounds, which often meld with more experimental and eclectic musical elements.

Perhaps most famous for his work on the 1970 album "Jeg Var Go' I Går," TømrerClaus has continued to craft and release music that challenges the norms and delves into a rich tapestry of sonic exploration. His repertoire spans from intense instrumentals to thoughtful, soul-stirring tracks, as featured in his more recent releases like "At Flyve" and "Et Ømt Farvel (Video Version)." TømrerClaus is not only a significant figure in the preservation of the hippie idealism in Danish music, reflected in works such as "HIPPIE SOUNDTRACK," but also remains contemporary with his pointed social commentaries, as exemplified by the provocatively titled "Corona Johnny." His live performances, like "Mass for Christiania (Live)," capture the raw energy and spirit of TømrerClaus, showcasing his unwavering dedication to his art and the ever-evolving nature of his musical journey.