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BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford, 05/08/2012 show details – Fixers, Stornoway interviews and more

Posted on Thursday 2 August 2012
Posted in News Tagged black hats, brickwork lizards, dive dive, fixers, Gibbsy, glass animals, gunning for tamar, secret rivals, smilex, stornoway, the cellar family, The Graceful Slicks, The Unknown Island, we aeronauts Leave a comment

Toliesel - The Light artworkNew free debut single from Toliesel, includes Message To Bears remix

Posted on Wednesday 1 August 2012
Posted in News Tagged toliesel 1 Comment

Truck logoTruck Festival @ Hill Farm, Steventon, 20-21/07/2012

Posted on Tuesday 31 July 2012
Posted in Gig reviews Tagged black hats, fixers, flights of helios, spring offensive, this town needs guns, toliesel, Very Nice Harry 1 Comment

Truck logoTruck Festival in photos: Hill Farm, Steventon, 20-21/07/2012

Posted on Tuesday 31 July 2012
Posted in Pictures 2 Comments

MusicInOxford.co.uk's Gigs Of NoteGigs of note for 30 July 2012-12 August 2012

Posted on Monday 30 July 2012
Posted in Gigs of note, News Tagged huck, kill murray, listing ships, Masiro, message to bears, secret rivals, the cellar family, The Graceful Slicks, traps Leave a comment

Oxford Takeover 2012 logoOxjam Oxford Takeover announced for 13 October – Fixers and many more

Posted on Monday 30 July 2012
Posted in News Tagged artclasssink, black hats, cat matador, Dropout, dubwiser, Duchess, empty white circles, Family Machine, fixers, flights of helios, grudle bay, Ioneye, kill murray, nairobi, robots with souls, secret rivals, the grinding young, the yarns, toliesel, we aeronauts Leave a comment

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