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MusicInOxford.co.uk's Gigs Of NoteGigs of note for 25 June 2012-8 July 2012

Posted on Monday 25 June 2012
Posted in Gigs of note, News Tagged annero, artclasssink, caravan of whores, crysis, deer chicago, Echo Boomer, empire divided, fine union, flights of helios, highway alaska, jess hall, jollie, midnight blink, no consequence, red square, stem, the cooling pearls, the crushing, the method, the reaper, ulysses storm, yellow fever 3 Comments

Kill Murray - A Drug To Shake You Up artworkKill Murray: A Drug To Shake You Up (self-released)

Posted on Sunday 24 June 2012
Posted in Record reviews Tagged 50ft panda, dial f for frankenstein, kill murray, olid, Phantom Theory Leave a comment

Empty Room Promotions logoAmericana weekend at The Bullingdon, Oxford, 13-15 July

Posted on Saturday 23 June 2012
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BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford, 24/06/2012 show details – lots of interviews and more

Posted on Friday 22 June 2012
Posted in News Tagged dizzla, Family Machine, lewis watson, my grey horse, north bay, other lives, peerless pirates, richard walters, the anydays, the dreaming spires, the epstein, the gullivers Leave a comment

Secret Rivals - Make Do And Mend (Part 2) artworkSecret Rivals: Make Do And Mend (Part 2)

Posted on Thursday 21 June 2012
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Von Braun - Cat Dog EP artworkVon Braun: Cat Dog EP (Big Red Sky Records)

Posted on Wednesday 20 June 2012
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