Stars in Battledress (band) - Related Projects and Associations

Related Projects and Associations

Both brothers are members of the contemporary music ensemble North Sea Radio Orchestra (in which Richard sings and James plays organ), and the sea-shanty band Admirals’ Hard (in which Richard sings and plays guitar while James plays hurdy-gurdy, other group members are from The Monsoon Bassoon, Foe, and Tunng). Both brothers are also regular live collaborators with William D. Drake.

Richard and James Larcombe contributed remixes to Max Tundra’s download-only covers album Best Friends in 2008 ( Richard remixed “Lamplight On A One-Horse Shoe” as “The Singing Doctor” and James remixed “The Balaton” as “Oakeshott”).

James Larcombe currently plays keyboards for revived British psychedelic rock band Zag And The Coloured Beads.

In 2002, Richard Larcombe played bass with Kavus Torabi’s short-lived post-Monsoon Bassoon project Miss Helsinki.

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