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NolayNo Lay / N-Zyme / BabyGravy / Fly 5 / Exonic / Mizz Lyrical / Blueprint @ O2 Academy, Oxford, 26/10/11

Posted on Monday 7 November 2011
Posted in Gig reviews Tagged babygravy, blueprint, death of hifi, exonic, fly 5, mizz lyrical, n-zyme Leave a comment

BBC Introducing in Oxford, 06/11/2011 show details – Charly Coombes interview and more

Posted on Thursday 3 November 2011
Posted in News Tagged a genuine freakshow, charly coombes and the new breed, danica hunter, eleanor, fixers, listing ships, mikill pane, Samuel Zasada, seabuckthorn, shinigami, tamara and the martyrs, toliesel Leave a comment

Deer Chicago artworkDeer Chicago: ‘Lantern Collapse’ / ‘Rolling Of The Ocean’

Posted on Tuesday 1 November 2011
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Oxjam 4 November posterMore Oxjam live music with Message To Bears, The Scholars and more

Posted on Sunday 30 October 2011
Posted in News Tagged message to bears, the scholars, toliesel 4 Comments

Cohesion Festival 2011Cohesion Festival 2011 – improvised and new music events

Posted on Saturday 29 October 2011
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WINNER!Win signed records and merchandise, gig tickets, restaurant vouchers and more

Posted on Friday 28 October 2011
Posted in News Tagged angie walters, d gwalia, dead jerichos, desert storm, gunning for tamar, kill murray, listing ships, space heroes of the people, spring offensive, stornoway, the cellar family, the evenings Leave a comment

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