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    “The Planet is Literally Burning” – Kate Raworth on ‘Doughnut Economics’

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·25th October 2016

Live Review: Meilyr Jones

Rowan Ferguson
If, like most people, you don’t consider yourself to be a fan of baroque instrumentation and crooning theatricality, Meilyr Jones’...
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Life
·4th November 2010

Interview: The View

Hannah Bennett meets the Scottish indie rascals to discuss their new, Mark Ronson-approved, career direction
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Culture
·15th January 2020

Innovation vs. cyclicity: Art predictions for the next 10 years

Josh Boddington
Image Description: A 3D printed skull, in side profile, with interior and exterior anatomical features showing. Last year, the Arts...
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Life
·25th February 2016

Review: Ezra Furman

Rowan Ferguson
When Ezra Furman laughs that the crowd is ‘starting to get the hang of it’ three songs into his frenetic,...
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Life
·18th January 2014

Right in the jagbags

Joshua Barfoot
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks pay no heed to trends. Whilst in the past year or so the music community...
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Life
·3rd February 2018

Sigrid crowned winner of BBC Sound Of 2018

Josephine Southon
Back for its sixteenth year, BBC Sound Of aims to showcase the wealth of rising musical artists today. This year...
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Life
·12th August 2013

Y Not Festival – pick it over Glastonbury in 2014

Kate Bradley
When my family moved out to Derbyshire this year, I was down-hearted. Our new Derbyshire village is close to the...
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Life
·9th April 2015

Modest Mouse: strangers to themselves?

Joseph D'Amore
It has taken 8 years for the arrival of Strangers To Ourselves, the latest offering from alternative rock staple Modest...
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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
·24th October 2013

GATHERING FESTIVAL SPECIAL: Local Natives, London Grammar, and more!

Mary McAndrews, Alex Bragg, Rosemary Hall
Gathering Festival returned to Oxford this week, playing various venues along Cowley Road, and OxStu Music found out what all...
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Life
·11th November 2018

Review: Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates 11/11/18

Eric McElroy
Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra Mary Bevan – soprano David Stout – baritone Rowan Atkinson – narrator The Choir of The Queen’s...
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Life
·19th October 2016

Feeling Skeptical? Ok? No.

Will Cowie
Here’s a controversial opinion: Skepta’s album Konnichiwa should not have won the Mercury Prize. In fact, despite all the hype,...
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·31st January 2021

The DPhil Diaries: Lincoln Unites, Oxford in the snow and more housemates activities!

Nupur Patel
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Life
·11th October 2012

Indie hip-hop about mumps, not gangland fights: Why?’s ‘Mumps, Etc.’

Nick Megaw
On Oaklandazulasylum, Yoni Wolf’s last solo record before turning Why? into a full band, Wolf remarks, “I always wanted to...
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Life
·20th February 2015

Prepare to be dazzled by early music’s rising stars

Charlotte Parr
Keble College Early Music Festival returns for its second year from 25th February to 1st March to present seven exciting...
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Life
·7th December 2014

Idina Menzel is here to wish you a very merry Christmas

Perhaps more famous now amongst the general populace for her role as Queen Elsa in Frozen, Idina Menzel reminds us...
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Life
·6th May 2014

What goes boom? A great band dying slowly

Sachin Croker
There’s no getting away from that legacy. Whether all you’ve heard is ‘Where is My Mind?’ from the Fight Club...
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Culture
·26th October 2020

The brief but not so brief OxStu Oxford fashion guide

Riana Modi and Josh Boddington
Image Description: Clothing rail with hanging clothes illustrated under the Bridge of Sighs So it’s Third week (already?) and you’ve...
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Life
·14th October 2010

Interview: Villagers

Mercury-nominated Irish troubadour -and self-confessed "grumpy bastard" - Conor O’Brien discusses his Villagers project
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