Matching Outfits + Spaceman & the Spaceband + Catkin
the library
wed 16 sep · 7.30pm

every gig · every venue

A bimonthly Electronica night at the Library from All Will Be Well Records This month featuring: No Worries If Not - ice cool discoteca elettronica from the sexy duo with big baguettes The Complex - new collaboration melding industrial noise beats from i4M2 and class struggle mantras from Octavia Freud, all under a title that sounds like an Alan J. Pakula film BST - drum and bass side project from Tiger Mendoza; it's a wild ride but you know you're in safe hands
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Semi-finalists in the 2025 musical comedy awards, no worries if not are an oxford electronica duo built to make people dance: sleek, wry, deadpan technopop with tongue-in-cheek lyrics, choreography and prop baguettes. Debut single 'big baguette' came out in august 2025 and their live set was reviewed in nightshift. Regulars on the oxford circuit, with recent shows at the jericho tavern, the bullingdon and the o2 academy.
“pitched somewhere between confidence man and the footlights revue, no worries if not will make you dance”
“electronic dance music duo with undeniably catchy tongue-in-cheek lyrics”
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wed 16 sep · 7.30pm

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An oxfordshire singer-songwriter whose music sits in acoustic folk and americana territory, built around candid, personal storytelling. His 2018 single 'stories from the past' — produced at milkman studios — gives a good sense of the warm, heartfelt writing at the core of his work.
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