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email: [email protected] website: nightshift.oxfordmusic.net Free every month. NIGHTSHIFT Issue 164 March Oxford’s Music Magazine 2009 Big Mouse Strikes Again! MephistoMephistoMephisto GrandeGrandeGrande Meet Oxford’s finest purveyors of the Devil’s own gospel Mephisto Grande by Johnny Moto. www.myspace.com/johnnsphotos NIGHTSHIFT: PO Box 312, Kidlington, OX5 1ZU. Phone: 01865 372255 NEWNEWSS Nightshift: PO Box 312, Kidlington, OX5 1ZU Phone: 01865 372255 email: [email protected] Online: nightshift.oxfordmusic.net BANDS wishing to play at this Shinkiba Studio Coast on Saturday year’s Oxford Punt on Wednesday 14th March and another on the 13th May have until Monday 16th 15th.” March to send in demos. The Punt, Youthmovies’ Myspace also now in its 13th year, is Oxford’s includes new links to a studio premier showcase of local unsigned video diary, some interview WOOD FESTIVAL returns for its second year over the weekend of the music. Previous stars of the event footage, a mix tape and live 15th-17th May at Braziers Park, near Wallingford. The environmentally- include Young Knives, Little Fish footage of the band’s 2003 Truck friendly music festival is organised by Truck and this year’s event and Elizabeth – Yannis and Jack Festival set. Visit features a special headline set from Welsh music legend Meic Stephens from Foals’ first band. The Punt www.myspace.com/youthmovies. (pictured), now 70 years old, a pioneer of welsh language pop and a will feature 17 acts across six city major influence on the likes of Super Furry Animals and Gorky’s centre venues in one night, starting OXFORD CONTEMPORARY Zygotic Mynci. The festival also features sets from Spiers & Boden, off at Borders bookstore and MUSIC celebrates its new spring Stornoway, Co-Pilgrim, Jonquil, Danny & The Champions of the World continuing at the Purple Turtle, the season of concerts with a second and many more to be announced. Wood features a solar-powered music Cellar, the Wheatsheaf and Thirst open session on Wednesday 8th stage, organic, wood stove-cooked food and craft workshops among its Lodge. April at the North Wall Arts Centre family-friendly attractions. Tickets for the weekend are on sale now, Bands or solo artists interested in Summertown. OCM are looking online from wegottickets.com, or in Oxford from Videosyncratic, the should email Myspace links to for original artists of any genre. Scribbler and Inner Bookshop; in Witney from Rapture; from Baby Nightshift, clearly marked Punt, to Anyone interested should email John’s in Didcot, and Mostly Books and Local Roots in Abingdon. [email protected] or demos or links to For more information visit www.thisistruck.com. send a CD – again clearly marked [email protected]. Visit Punt – to Nightshift, PO Box 312, www.ocmevents.org for more TICKETS for this year’s Truck Festival will go on sale at precisely Kidlington, OX5 1ZU. Acts must details as well as OCM’s full 12.12pm on Thursday 12th March. Truck takes place over the weekend be unsigned and from Oxfordshire. spring season of events. of 25th-26th July at Hill Farm in Steventon. Tickets will be available Since most Punt venues operate a online from wegotickets.com as well as in person from Videosyncratic strict over-18s rule, unfortunately CHALGROVE FESTIVAL returns and the Music Box on Cowley Road. Supertrucker tickets, which give we cannot accept submissions from this summer after two years off. entry to both Truck and Wood, are on sale now, priced £100, online. any under-age bands. The three-day live music and Meanwhile all-venue passes for family entertainment event runs the Punt are on sale now, priced £7, over the weekend of the 7th-9th price, professional quality music reviewers to cover the local online from wegottickets.com or August and organisers are looking videos, ideal for websites, unsigned bands scene for its from Videosyncratic on Cowley for local bands to perform. Visit the Myspace and Youtube. Videos cost weekly podcast site. The site Road (both subject to booking fee). festival website at from around £500 and can be live, already has 80,000 downloads a Only 100 are available, so buy www.clmfestival.com for an storyboard or even animation. For week worldwide and is looking to early. application form. more details call Nick on 01235 expand. Reviewers don’t need any 525207 or 07590 504352, or visit experience, just enthusiasm. Email YOUTHMOVIES have denied TRACKING SHOT is a new local www.tracking-shot.com/music. [email protected] or they are set to split up but have project set up with the intention of visit thisrealitypodcast.com to hear put all live performances on hold providing new bands with low- THIS REALITY is looking for the podcasts. from this month. The band issued a statement via their Myspace site saying, “We’ve been getting asked a lot lately if we’re splitting up, to which the answer is simply no! We all still get on and enjoy making music together, so there is no reason to stop. We might be spread across the country these days but nothing has really changed. We’ve always had to fit the band around the other things in our lives. We all have full-time jobs. “As far as this year goes we basically plan to write and record a new album. We have no idea how long this is gonna take us, but the general idea is to record in bits and pieces as we go along, with people that we like, such as Ant Theaker, Oli Horton and Hugo Manuel. “Touring and shows are on hold for the time being. Having said that, we do have two shows in March which we’re ridiculously excited about, in Tokyo. We play QUICKFIX RECORDS have reacted angrily to removed immediately from iTunes. This was, as claims made by Baby Gravy in last month’s far as we were concerned, a friendly parting of Nightshift interview that they illegally released ways, despite the amount of work that had been the band’s debut single, ‘I Hate Your Boyfriend’, put into the band behind the scenes for future in 2007. releases and this single. It is only since then that Terri Bonham from the label contacted we have heard that we were having our name Nightshift to put Quickfix’s side of the story. tarnished by them, the proof coming a year and a “Baby Gravy commented that the single was half later in the form of the nasty surprise of released `without our legal consent’, which is not whole paragraphs used to lie and portray us in a true in any form: we had full verbal consent from negative light. We have always tried to help the band to release the download single and young bands coming from a youth centre accompanying video, to tie in with their background and try hard to do things above Nightshift Punt appearance. It was promoted by board, always paying bands for our gigs where the band on their website and beyond, however possible, and agreeing in written form with all when it came to signing or even discussing a draft bands our terms of a release, even if it meant us contract, Baby Gravy were uncooperative and losing money and time ourselves. It does not PJ HARVEY’s Oxford show on Thursday cagey. Thus we told them we would need to always work out unfortunately but as they say 16th April has been moved from the Regal to remove the single from iTunes as we could not in show business, `never work with children or Brookes University Union. Harvey is sell it without a formal contract. Baby Gravy animals’, and it seems we got bitten! We are not performing with long-time collaborator John then agreed to removing it, citing the imminent particularly concerned about what Baby Gravy Parish; the pair release a new album, `A sacking of half the band and potential writing/ think of us, but we would urge any bands who Woman Walked By’, this month. A few tickets performance credit issues as reasons. have read the comments to remember that there are still available, priced £20, on 0871 2200 “We then, embarrassingly, had to have the single are two sides to every story.” 260. REWIND FESTIVAL offers a Carlisle, Kid Creole, Heaven 17, LADYFEST takes place in Oxford AS EVER, DON’T FORGET to nostalgic trip back to the 1980s Toyah and Nick Heyward, while over the week of 18th-24th May. tune into BBC Oxford Introducing this summer. The new festival, Sunday’s bill is topped by Gloria The festival celebrates women in every Saturday evening between which takes place at Temple Gaynor, who is joined by Sister music and the arts and will feature 6-7pm on 95.2fm. The dedicated Island Meadows, near Henley, Sledge, ABC, Paul Young, Go a number of gigs featuring female local music show features the best over the weekend of 22nd-23rd West, Midge Ure, Howard Jones, acts and bands. Anyone wanting to new local releases, band August boasts that it will feature Nik Kershaw, T’Pau, help out or discover more can email interviews, gig and clubbing guide the biggest line-up of 80s pop stars Chas’n’Dave and The Christians. [email protected], and demo reviews. The show, since Live Aid in 1985. The Tickets are on sale now, priced or join the organisers every presented by Tim Bearder and Saturday features a headline set £80 for adults. Visit Tuesday evening from 6.30pm at Dave Gilyeat, is available to listen from Kim Wilde plus Rick Astley, www.rewindfestival.com for more Far From The Madding Crowd in to online all week at bbc.co.uk/ Bananarama, Billy Ocean, Belinda details.
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