The Divine Comedy
The Divine Comedy is a indie rock band from United Kingdom, formed in 1991. Their discography spans 13 albums from 1990 to 2025, including Fanfare for the Comic Muse, Liberation, Rainy Sunday Afternoon. The line-up features Andrew Skeet (keyboards), Natalie Box (violin), Neil Hannon. The Divine Comedy is part of the international progressive music scene covered by PerfectProg.
Members
- Andrew Skeet — keyboards — 2005
- Natalie Box — violin
- Neil Hannon
Former members (17)
- John McCullagh — bass — 1989–1991
- Kevin Traynor — drums — 1989–1991
- John Allen — backing vocals — 1991
- Bryan Mills — bass — 1993–2001
- Ivor Talbot — guitar — 1993–2001
- Joby Talbot — piano — 1993–2001
- Chris Worsey — cello — 1993
- Grant Gordon — drums — 1994–1996
- Stuart Bates — Hammond organ — 1995–2001
- Stuart Bates — accordion — 1995–2001
- Miggy Barradas — drums — 1996–2001
- Rob Farrer — percussion — 1998
- Simon Little — double bass — 2002
- Simon Little — bass — 2002
- John Evans — guitar — 2005
- Tim Weller — drums — 2005
- Lucy Wilkins — violin — 2005
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