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MusicInOxford.co.uk's Gigs Of NoteGigs of note for 4 June 2012-17 June 2012

Posted on Monday 4 June 2012
Posted in Gigs of note, News Tagged asher dust, astar, bluprint, chaudhry, chukie, dallas don't, death of hi-fi, exonic, Family Machine, gunning for tamar, hannah bruce, hmk, k speech, listing ships, my crooked teeth, n-zyme, nairobi, najii, richard walters, snipezz, the dreaming spires, the gullivers 1 Comment

Shattered DreamsShattered Dreams / Nuclear Skyline / De’Mask Thyself @ The Wheatsheaf, Oxford, 02/06/2012

Posted on Sunday 3 June 2012
Posted in Gig reviews Tagged de'mask thyself, nuclear skyline, shattered dreams 1 Comment

Undersmile - Narwhal artworkNew album, video and Riverside Festival headline slot for Undersmile

Posted on Friday 1 June 2012
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BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford, 03/06/2012 show details – The Dreaming Spires interview and more

Posted on Thursday 31 May 2012
Posted in News Tagged animal noise, beta blocker and the body clock, clara bond, dance a la plage, glass animals, spring offensive, tanuki suit, the dreaming spires, the grinding young, totally enormous extinct dinosaurs Leave a comment

Good, stout, sturdy, grown-up walking bootsFundraising gig and epic walking challenge to raise money for Oxfam

Posted on Wednesday 30 May 2012
Posted in News Tagged gunning for tamar, my crooked teeth, nairobi Leave a comment

The Dreaming SpiresNew single, album and a free gig from The Dreaming Spires

Posted on Tuesday 29 May 2012
Posted in News Tagged danny and the champions of the world, goldrush, the dreaming spires Leave a comment

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