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Truck logoTruck 2011 – Friday 22 July

Posted on Saturday 30 July 2011
Posted in Pictures Tagged admiral fallow, bellowhead, db band, deer park, dive dive, duke and the king, gaggle, gunning for tamar, johnny flynn, listing ships, mr shaodow, the neon violets Leave a comment

Supernormal logoSupernormal Festival – full line-up including Listing Ships, Skullflower

Posted on Saturday 30 July 2011
Posted in News Tagged listing ships Leave a comment

BBC Introducing in Oxford, 31/07/2011 show details – Truck special, Charly Coombes interview and more

Posted on Friday 29 July 2011
Posted in News Tagged alibi tom, alphabet pony, borderville, charly coombes and the new breed, cuba cuba, dead jerichos, fixers, gunning for tamar, listing ships, mr shaodow, spring offensive, the rock of travolta, the winchell riots Leave a comment

Alex James Presents HarvestAlex James Presents Harvest: ex-Blur cheesemeister staging music and food festival

Posted on Wednesday 27 July 2011
Posted in News Tagged charly coombes and the new breed, the anydays 1 Comment

Nightshift, August 2011Nightshift – August 2011 issue out now, with Ute interview, Cornbury review and more

Posted on Monday 25 July 2011
Posted in News Tagged fixers, fourwalls, from the millhouse, k-lacura, matthew kilford, pedro deVasconcelos, release the bats, tamara and the martyrs, trevor williams, Ute Leave a comment

Moving Hand Records logoMoving Hand Records – a new digital and limited edition label

Posted on Monday 25 July 2011
Posted in News Tagged asher dust, farjedi Leave a comment

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