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klub Kakofanney Fri 3rd July

Odette, Mystery Biscuit, Ollie Woodz and Die Ride

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Great New Oxford Band -Odette-

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A neo-psych and motorik four-piece from oxford, blending spacey psychedelic guitar with a driving, shoegaze-tinged atmosphere. Their debut proper ep 'the hum & the howl' arrived in october 2023, a five-tracker including 'i was born tonight' and 'this dingy cage'. Formed in summer 2021, they've been featured in get radio's band week and have become a regular presence on the oxford live circuit.

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Klub Kakofanney is Oxford's longest-running independent music promoter, founded in 1991 by Phil Freizinger and Sue Smith and run entirely by volunteers. On the first Friday of each month (except August), a lineup of around four acts plays original music spanning a wide range of genres at Florence Park Community Centre. Entry is pay-on-the-door and a loyalty stamp card rewards regular attendees, a characterful and welcoming fixture of Oxford's grassroots scene for over three decades.

monthly, first friday of the month (except august) · hosted by phil freizinger and sue smith (run by volunteers)

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