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  • 17th August 2022
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Nasim Asl
Joined19th March 2014
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Nasim is currently Editor-in-Chief at The Oxford Student, having previously held the positions of Deputy Editor, Broadcast Editor and Music Editor. Nasim has previously been involved with student radio, broadcast journalism and the Oxford Media Society. Nasim studies English Literature at Somerville College and is part of the BBC's Generation 2015 programme.
Life
·31st August 2014

Laura Welsh’s big break.

  Laura Welsh is definitely one to watch. Following her successful stint on Gorgon City’s summer dance track, ‘Here for...
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Life
·17th August 2014

Dividing the fans – Twin Atlantic return.

The Great Divide marks Glaswegian rockers Twin Atlantic’s third album. It’s been three years of heavy touring and gigging since...
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Life
·10th July 2014

‘Here We Go’ again – Lower Than Atlantis return!

It’s been two years since the release of Changing Tune, the third studio album from Watford-based four-piece Lower Than Atlantis....
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Life
·28th June 2014

Scruffy love songs from a test tube baby

Nasim Asl
Llandudno-based group, touring pros and headliners of BBC Radio 1’s Introducing Stage in Glasgow this year, Catfish and the Bottlemen...
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Life
·10th June 2014

‘Woah Woah Woah’ Watsky!

It’s been a busy day for George Watsky. The American poet-rapper not only announced the release date of his third...
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Life
·9th June 2014

Wolf Alice are the summer’s festival gem

London-based Wolf Alice, fresh off the back of their successful May tour, have their sights set on the future. The...
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Life
·17th May 2014

Casting an eye over the best of Eurovision

Sachin Croker, Jake Downs, Josh Brown
Josh Brown: Conchita Wurst ‘Rise Like a Phoenix’ The ‘hotbed of sodomy’, as declared by Russian state TV, is this year’s...
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Life
·17th May 2014

Problem – Ariana Grande ft. Iggy Azalea Single Review

Aimee Kwan
Are we seeing a comeback for the subtle brass family in pop music? Fresh off the success of Jason Derulo’s...
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Life
·17th May 2014

Starting as they mean to go on

Henry Holmes
The White Stripes’ legacy has had a massive effect on the development of rock music in the last decade or...
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Life
·17th May 2014

Listen up: here comes the Maine attraction

Having just finished the Brazilian leg of the 8123 tour following their recent stint in the UK as Deaf Havana’s...
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Life
·17th May 2014

III is the magic number for noise

Henry Holmes
I remember hearing Bo Ningen’s debut single, ‘Koroshitai Kimochi’, and it firebombing my 14-year old brain. There were weird rhythms,...
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Life
·17th May 2014

Debbie Harry, we “love you just the same”

Alexander Bragg
    The fact that Blondie’s tenth album, Ghosts of Download, will be released along with a re-released and recorded...
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Life
·10th May 2014

Is it time for Young Kato to come of age?

Nasim Asl
Following their recent run with rock boys You Me At Six, Cheltenham group Young Kato hit the road on their...
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Life
·25th April 2014

Redefining folk – Raglans joins the indie crowd

Nasim Asl
Irish indie-folk group Raglans recently embarked upon a twelve-date UK tour to mark the release of their guitar-laden, self-titled debut...
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Life
·21st April 2014

Irish boys Raglans set for Oxford’s O2 Academy

Nasim Asl
Irish indie-folk group Raglans recently embarked upon a twelve-date UK tour to mark the release of their guitar-laden, self-titled debut...
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Life
·15th April 2014

Havana great time on tour

Nasim Asl
Norwich six-piece and forerunners in the country’s rock scene, Deaf Havana, kicked off their latest UK tour last week. I...
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EntertainmentLife
·30th March 2014

At last! The Pretty Reckless are back

Nasim Asl
It’s been four years since New York alt-metal band The Pretty Reckless blasted onto the music scene with their debut...
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Life
·21st March 2014

Live review: We Are Scientists at the Academy

Nasim Asl
New York-based indie duo We Are Scientists kicked off their latest tour, TV en Français, at Oxford’s O2 Academy this...
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EntertainmentLife
·9th March 2014

Foxes “more acoustic feel” charms at the Academy

Nasim Asl
Three sold-out shows graced Oxford’s O2 Academy on the final day of February this year – One Direction support act...
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