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All Will Be Well Records Electronic / Psychedelic / Weird. Oxfordshire / Berkshire not-for-profit DIY label. Stefano / Shan / Chloe

Contact us: https://linktr.ee/awbwrecords

Our Manifesto. To support selected artists via social media and to offer a platform for musicians to gain a wider audience, free of charge. A volunteer-led organisation, we aim to also offer occasional show-case nights and on-line releases. Our team includes a film studio, animator, photographer and recording studio. Some of these services are free, whilst others are available at a competitive rat

e that the artist and the relevant AWBW representative deem appropriate. We hope to offer musicians another avenue to help them expose their craft to a wider audience, all we ask for in return is that people continue to spread the word.

It's back and of course it's in the same place - The Bullingdon complete with revamped front bar stage for a fuller expe...
09/08/2025

It's back and of course it's in the same place - The Bullingdon complete with revamped front bar stage for a fuller experience of 16 of the best local acts.

Very limited number of extra early bird tickets on sale now at: https://wegottickets.com/event/669476

Like The Terminator, it'll be back. Like the Xenomorphs, there's always be another chapter in the story.

And so it is that Nightshift has again teamed up with Gappy Tooth Industries and All Will Be Well Records to bring you the third In A Different Place - a celebration of so much that's great in Oxford music. 16 acts across both rooms of The Bullingdon on Sunday 14th December.

A very limited number of extra early bird tickets are on sale now at https://wegottickets.com/event/669476

Full line-up will be announced in September's issue (it's already sorted so please don't ask if you can play).

No rest for Nightshift Magazine in the holiday season - August print edition is out in all your favourite places.
28/07/2025

No rest for Nightshift Magazine in the holiday season - August print edition is out in all your favourite places.

There was a flat tyre (not for the first time); there was a parking ticket (incredibly, for the first time), but there were also magazines. Thousands of them. And they were delivered. Because drama and duty are the cornerstones of Nightshift's existence. Them along with red wine and synth-pop.

So, despite all Nightshift's profits* for the next financial quarter being swallowed up by car-related expenses, the print copy of August's issue is out now in most places you'd hope to find it. Only most though - seems August is ripe for closing your shop/café/secret underground lair for refurbishments.

* - "profits" - as if.

August Nightshift Magazine out now! Yes that's right, including 3 pages of gig listings so get out there and enjoy the l...
21/07/2025

August Nightshift Magazine out now! Yes that's right, including 3 pages of gig listings so get out there and enjoy the live music.

What's this? What's this? Only the 21st of the month and the new issue is up online already? Well, it's a rather small issue so it fitted through the bars on the gate more easily than usual.

But, yes, here it is, August's issue - small but perfectly formed, like a kitten:https://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/aug.pdf

Featuring SOUTH ARCADE, who are only blummin' well playing the main stage at Reading Festival at the end of August. How did that happen? Hard work and talent it would seem.

Elsewhere, there's an Introducing feature on SUSPIRE and we talk to CHRISTINA HOPKINSON who has been bringing the word of live music to the people of Witney for a few years.

Despite seemingly everyone having the month off from gig promoting, there's still 3 pages of shows for the month. As ever, we're very excited about SUPERNORMAL. Slightly less so about Feastival.

Happy gigging or festivalling or whatever it is that people do these days. Va**ng? Netflixing and chilling? Rioting? Me? I'm going to start thinking about September's issue. When will this torment end?

28/05/2025

World Goth Day was yesterday but let's keep the dark fun going as we present the wonderful PET TWIN as June's Nightshift cover star. He's looking resplendently crow-like on the cover, a bit Jon Snow if you ask me. I'd be tempted to make a cheap joke along the lines of "You know nuthin' Pet Twin", but he patently does know how to write a great song or two. Read what he has to say about himself and his music athttps://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/jun.pdf

Jon Snow of course came back from the dead in Game of Thrones, and someone else who's back from the dead are THE SAMURAI SEVEN, who have reformed and will be playing Charlbury Riverside and Truck Festivals. Nightshift had a chat to brothers Simon and Matt about the comeback.

From rebirth to birth and BABY MAKER is this month's Introducing act.

Meanwhile electronic gig promoters ALL WILL BE WIRED bring the machinery in our Promotermouth feature. And whaddya know - today is apparently International Synthesiser Day.

All this plus FIVE PAGES OF GIGS for June, an absolute bumper crop of gig reviews from the past month, a bunch of releases and a very decent batch of new Tracks.

And once you've read all that no one can say "You know nuthin", because you'll be a know it all. Happy gigging everyone, even the goths. We wear our smiles on the inside.

28/05/2025
New Nightshift Magazine now out online: https://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/may.pdf
23/04/2025

New Nightshift Magazine now out online:https://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/may.pdf

Young people? Feckless wasters high on laughing gas and energy drinks, right? Said so in the Daily Mail. But we know different, because THE KOKROACHEZ are young people and they're one of the hardest working bands around. Gigs here, gigs there, gigs everywhere, since they were just 9 years old! They even play gigs in their sleep. Possibly. And this month they get to talk about all them gigs. And the Apocalypse. In the new issue of Nightshift which is online now athttps://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/may.pdf

There's also an Introducing piece on CLUCAS; we chat to KLUB KAKOFANNEY about putting gigs on, and, for all the doom and gloom around venue closures, there are SIX pages of gigs for May. The Kokroachez are probably playing one or two here and there.

Go to gigs everyone - they keep you young.

Next All Will Be Wired: Tiger Mendoza, The Cloud, Gorali at The Library Fri 11 AprTiger Mendoza will be appearing with t...
01/04/2025

Next All Will Be Wired: Tiger Mendoza, The Cloud, Gorali at The Library Fri 11 Apr

Tiger Mendoza will be appearing with the brilliant Helen Pearson doing some guest vocals

Tickets: https://wegottickets.com/event/653741

April Nightshift Magazine out in print at all the best places.This month featuring the glorious In-Flight Movie and a de...
30/03/2025

April Nightshift Magazine out in print at all the best places.

This month featuring the glorious In-Flight Movie and a delightful interview with Divine Schism.

I can think of more fun ways to get hot, sweaty and breathless* but the print version of April's Nightshift is out now delivered and in your favourite emporium. Go to gigs, they'll make your teeth sparkle.

* - playing football, you filthy beast. Or perhaps dragging myself off the sofa to fetch another slab of black forest gateau. If even the latter seems too much effort, it is, as ever, available online at the almost effortless click of a button -https://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/apr.pdf . Don't get crumbs on it.

March Nightshift Magazine is out, heralding brighter days with the technicolour Mandrake Handshake on the cover. Also a ...
24/02/2025

March Nightshift Magazine is out, heralding brighter days with the technicolour Mandrake Handshake on the cover. Also a lovely review of our last night:https://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/mar.pdf

Like Dick Whittington, sometimes our favourite Oxford bands set off for the big city to seek their fortune, and so it is with many of Mandrake Handshake - and believe me, there are many of Mandrake Handshake - who have headed to London lately and so are now strictly speaking, an Oxford-London band. No, not a band, an ensemble. A collective. A... well, a bloody fabulous bunch. And they're not content with London neither. They're headed into outer space where they're going to sit on a space beach and drink alien cocktails and make alien psych music, which you can read all about in the new issue of Nightshift which has just gone online athttps://nightshiftmag.co.uk/2025/mar.pdf

And when you've come down from that trip you can read all about Vernons Future, who are this month's Introducing act, and Gappy Tooth Industries, who are this month's Promotermouth feature (which is quite neat since Richard from GTI gave us the name for that particular feature. He's smart like that. So smart he can do the Guardian cryptic crossword, which gets a couple of namechecks in the article). We report back from the gigging frontline and look forward to March's shows. All that and more, in colour, for free. So take a trip - and it is a trip, as S'Express would concur - and see you on the other side. Man.

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Our Manifesto. To support selected artists via social media and to offer a platform for musicians to gain a wider audience, free of charge. A volunteer-led organisation, we aim to also offer occasional show-case nights and on-line releases. Our team includes a film studio, animator, photographer and recording studio. Some of these services are free, whilst others are available at a competitive rate that the artist and the relevant AWBW representative deem appropriate. We hope to offer musicians another avenue to help them expose their craft to a wider audience, all we ask for in return is that people continue to spread the word. All Will Be Well…