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Remembering Laughing Lennie
The day before I left home to come to Oxford I found a hidden stash of my parents’ records in a cupboard in the...
Jon Boden at the O2: Painted Lady and other folk
Ben Ray discusses folk music legend Jon Boden's latest album Painted Lady and performance at the O2 Academy
OxFolk Reviews: Faustus – Death and other Animals
Ben Ray looks at the UK folk three-piece's latest release
The enduring value of Diamond Dogs
Matt Roberts crawls through the outpourings of Bowie praise to look at a long-forgotten album
Emotional electronica
Ellen Peirson-Hagger is touched by the humanity in James Blake’s live show, as, for once, the musician/producer emerges from behind his laptop
How to beat Fifth Week blues
Richard Birch and Cat Bean discuss nine ways to relax amidst the Oxonian madness
Live review: The Lovely Eggs, Cellar
Ellen Peirson-Hagger looks under the shell of The Lovely Eggs
Getting it right: political commentary and rap
David Lawton highlights the political potential of rap, and consigns folk and punk to the dustbin of history
A dark trend in music documentaries
David Lawton argues that the rebirth of the tortured artist’s image in music documentaries exploits pain
A night at the clubs: Two Doors Down @ The Cellar
Two Doors Down's indie extravaganza leaves James Lamming hungry for more
Folk, it is a-changin’
Daniel Villar discusses Bob Dylan’s legacy and the folk revival
Review: Michael Kiwanuka at the O2 Academy
Ellen Peirson-Hagger is enthralled by the variety of musical influences in Kiwanuka’s endearing set
OxFolk review: ‘The Ties that Bind’
Ben Ray looks at Mawkin's latest album, The Ties that Bind
Live review: Ward Thomas at the O2 Academy
Coming onto the stage with an undeniably acoustic sound, Ward Thomas feel strangely out of place with the Bullingdon’s notorious grimy vibe. Somewhere behind...
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