All Will Be Wired: The Subtheory, Simon Heartfield, he didnt

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All Will Be Wired: The Subtheory, Simon Heartfield, he didnt

Friday 13 November 2026 · Doors 20:00

The Library, Oxford

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All Will Be Wired: The Subtheory, Simon Heartfield, he didnt is on Friday 13 November 2026 at The Library, Oxford, with doors at 20:00. Tickets start at £4.40, including the booking fee.

A bimonthly Electronica night at the Library from All Will Be Well Records This month featuring: The Subtheory - psychedelic trip hop 4-piece Simon Heartfield - ambient soundscapes to pulsing techno, beaming up from Portsmouth he didnt - a change to the lineup with Nick from i4M2 now performing as his more noise and guitar-based experimental electronic project

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