A Little Orchestra UK
We're an indiepop orchestra led by Monster Bobby of The Pipettes, formed in February 2010. We play a variety of instruments
including violin, viola, bassoon, clarinet and flute.
We play original classical compositions and also enjoy accompanying bands. We have collaborated with a range of indiepop singers, including Darren Hayman, The Pipettes, Pocketbooks and Shirley Lee of Spearmint.
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Nothing Else Matters
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These mid-'90s releases dive into the experimental side of the home recording pioneer's pop legacy.
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Indietracks Compilation 2014
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