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November 7, 2018

Interview in Wryd Signal

In August, fresh and staggering from the aftermath of Oxbow’s excellent London gig, I had a chat with the charming Sean Oscar at the Haringey nerve centre of the ever-wonderful Wyrd Signal podcast. Expect more Wyrd encounters in 2019

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