The Blackheart Orchestra Manchester, UK
The Blackheart Orchestra are award-winning British songwriters, composers and multi-instrumentalists Chrissy Mostyn &
Richard Pilkington. The band blend musical styles in a non-conformist way. Combining fragility and pulsing electronica, weaving melodies and atmospherics with silence to create ethereal musical landscapes.
They have drawn comparisons to Florence, Pink Floyd and Daughter.
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