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BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford 07/06/2014 show details – Flights Of Helios interview and more

Posted on Saturday 7 June 2014 by Simon Minter
Posted in News Tagged Brothel Sounds, flights of helios, Francis Pugh And The Whisky Singers, Girlpower, glass animals, my grey horse, Paige Mathis Leave a comment

Glastonbury Festival logoOxford bands on Glastonbury 2014’s BBC Introducing stage

Posted on Friday 6 June 2014 by Simon Minter
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Nightshift - June 2014 coverNightshift – June 2014 issue out now, with Vienna Ditto interview and more

Posted on Wednesday 21 May 2014 by Simon Minter
Posted in News Tagged adam barnes, aurora j young, glass animals, Indica Blues, mutagenocide, Pierce Artists, vienna ditto Leave a comment

BBC Introducing in OxfordBBC Introducing in Oxford 26/04/2014 show details – Sloe Jim interview and more

Posted on Sunday 27 April 2014 by Simon Minter
Posted in News Tagged asher dust, Eloise Rees, empty vessels, glass animals, Laurel, Matt Maltese, Mineourarc, Sloe Jim, the workhouse, thelittlelostco Leave a comment

Nightshift - April 2014 coverNightshift – April 2014 issue out now, with Glass Animals interview and more

Posted on Monday 24 March 2014 by Simon Minter
Posted in News Tagged Ags Connolly, Betari's Box, far//dust, Foci's Left, glass animals, listing ships, Orange Vision, R.O.W.A.N Leave a comment

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