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Oxford Improvisers logoJohn Tchicai with John Edwards and Tony Marsh at Folly Bridge Inn, Oxford, 23/09/10

Posted on Thursday 30 September 2010
Posted in Pictures Tagged john edwards, john tchicai, tony marsh Leave a comment

Kate GarrettA concert for Kate Garrett and the Young Women’s Band Project

Posted on Thursday 30 September 2010
Posted in News Tagged ark-t, chris wood, claud and will gibson, colin fletcher, duotone, ellie pavao, helen garrett, jane griffiths, jon fletcher, justin gibson, kate garrett, lisa fitzgibbon, matt sage, nick gibson, rachel hughes, the kate garrett band, the mystics, trio hysteria, uneek, young women's music project, zoe bicat Leave a comment

The YarnsThe Yarns / Poppy Perezz / Spring Offensive @ The Wheatsheaf, 28/09/2010

Posted on Wednesday 29 September 2010
Posted in Gig reviews Tagged poppy perezz, spring offensive, the yarns 5 Comments

Gunning For Tamar in NMEGunning For Tamar are NME breakthrough track of the week

Posted on Wednesday 29 September 2010
Posted in News Tagged gunning for tamar 14 Comments

AJ in a hatAsher Dust seeks musicians for a new project

Posted on Wednesday 29 September 2010
Posted in News Tagged asher dust, big speakers 2 Comments

Anyone Can Play Guitar - cover image‘Anyone Can Play Guitar’ – help its production and get stuff in return

Posted on Monday 27 September 2010
Posted in News Tagged anyone can play guitar, foals, jon spira, radiohead, ride, supergrass, swervedriver, talulah gosh, the candy skins 1 Comment

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