Moulettes

Moulettes are an English art rock band that combines elements of rock, progressive, folk and pop music. The band was formed in 2002 in Glastonbury, England by Hannah Miller (vocals, cello), Ruth Skipper (vocals, bassoon), Robert Skipper, Oliver Austin (drums, vocals) and Ted Dwane (bass guitar).

Moulettes
OriginGlastonbury, Somerset, England
GenresArt rock, chamber pop, progressive folk, progressive rock, folk rock, psychedelic folk, experimental rock
Years active2002–present
LabelsCraft Pop, Navigator Records
MembersHannah Miller
Raevennan Husbandes
Oliver Austin
Mike Simmonds
Jules Arthur
Past membersRuth Skipper
Ted Dwane
Robert Skipper
Anisa Arslanagic
Georgina Leach
Jim Mortimore
Rob Arcari
Marcus Hamblett
Kate Young
Emma Gatrill
Eliza Jaye
T.S.Idiot
Lee Westwood
WebsiteMoulettes.co.uk

The current lineup is Hannah Miller (cello, vocals, guitar), Oliver Austin (drums, guitar, synthesizer), Raevennan Husbandes (vocals, guitar), Jules Arthur (synthesizer, viola, backing vocals), Mikey Simmonds (violin, viola, nyckelharpa, backing vocals)

Moulettes are a band of multi-instrumentalists who experiment with the interplay between electric and acoustic instruments through effects and distortion. Led by either a 4, 5 or 6 string cello; the band uses three-part vocal harmony and often incorporates orchestral and progressive elements into their music. They occasionally play with a chamber orchestra, or in larger ensembles which include Georgina Leach (violin), Mikey Simmonds (violin), Anisa Arslanagic, Emma Gatrill (harp), Kate Young (violin), Eliza Jaye (violin and guitar), Marcus Hamblett (guitar, brass), Rob Arcari (percussion), Laura Hockenhull (vocals) and Faye Houston (vocals). Their main influences include Björk, Kate Bush, Gentle Giant, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, The Dirty Three, The Beatles and Pink Floyd. The band have received positive reviews from mainstream press which has acknowledged their original sound. The band have been nominated for several Best of The Year lists, and won Spiral Earth's Best Band and Album categories and won Featea Roots Music's best band of 2012.

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