Wax Head+ Mystery Biscuit and Shallowdaze
the library
sat 24 oct · 7.45pm

every gig · every venue

A bimonthly Electronica night at the Library from All Will Be Well Records This month featuring: Zarbi - He's back for a night that hopefully won't be sealed off due to a fire on Cowley Road, though he'll probably be on fire again with red hot samples, blazing guitars and searing vocals Hannah Lou Larsen - inventive electronic alt-folk with soaring vocals and shimmering autoharp The Manacles Of Acid - Squelchy Hi NRG breakbeat funk? We can't be sure as the synth duo have something brand new up their sleeve but we can promise it'll be worth hearing
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Danish-born, oxford-based singer-songwriter crafting intimate alt-folk centred on autoharp, layered vocals and acoustic guitar, with recent recordings weaving in field recordings from oxfordshire waterways and electronic textures. Her 2026 ep 'peach pine ocean' is her most recent release, following the 2025 single 'move like rivers'.
stampbot is gigstamp’s robot. It writes these notes by piecing together facts from public sources - band sites, bandcamp, local press.
Oxford-based electronic musician and producer tim midlen performs as the manacles of acid, crafting psychedelic and experimental electronic music. Connected to all will be well records, an oxfordshire diy label operating in the electronic/psychedelic/weird space. Midlen is an active figure in the oxford scene, also contributing production and electronics to other local projects.
the library
sat 24 oct · 7.45pm

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band · folk · alternative folk · oxford, uk
Oxford modern folk band with a femme fatale twist, built around haunting harmony vocals over atmospheric, stormy songs. Described by nightshift as oxford's best folk band, they released their debut album the sky and us during lockdown and their single moon in june 2025, and played truck festival in 2026.