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MusicInOxford.co.uk's Gigs Of NoteGigs of note for 26 November 2012-9 December 2012

Posted on Monday 26 November 2012
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Witney Winter Festival logoSecond Witney Winter Festival to take place on Sunday 16 December

Posted on Sunday 25 November 2012
Posted in News Tagged black hats, matt midgley, player 2, robots with souls, the scholars, Very Nice Harry, yellow fever Leave a comment

Nightshift - December 2012 coverNightshift – December 2012 issue out now, with Wild Swim interview and more

Posted on Friday 23 November 2012
Posted in News Tagged black hats, death of hifi, gaz coombes, hot hooves, kill murray, listing ships, million faces, phil mcminn, Rainbow Reservoir, Sebastian Reynolds, tiger mendoza, wild swim Leave a comment

Asher Dust - Master Of None artworkAsher Dust retrospective compilation out 3 December

Posted on Friday 23 November 2012
Posted in News Tagged asher dust, farjedi, Meef Chaloin, Offkey Productions, tiger mendoza, Umair Chaudhry, Zahra Tehrani Leave a comment

Death Of Hifi and pals in the BBC Introducing studioBBC Introducing in Oxford, 25/11/2012 show details – Death Of Hifi session, Grudle Bay interview and more

Posted on Thursday 22 November 2012
Posted in News Tagged after the thought, asher dust, death of hifi, grudle bay, mother corona, stem, tiger mendoza, wild swim Leave a comment

Traps single artworkTraps double A-side single out 8 December

Posted on Thursday 22 November 2012
Posted in News Tagged traps 5 Comments

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