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Newest Review: ... as far away as London and the south coast to make the night a success (and distribute flyers for events elsewhere). The organisers are very friendly - DeeTee (who DJs) and Sexy Sophia (generally on the door - or dancefloor!) The Club The Cellar itself is an underground room - literally a former cellar I believe. You go down the stairs and enter a 'main room' which has a bar on the right and a few tables and stalls on the left. At the far end is a dancefloor and the DJ booth. Toilets are behind you and there are seating areas off to the left and right... more

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Premium Review Intrusion @ The Cellar (Oxford): I want to do whatever Gothic people do (985 words)
by - written on 01/01/02 (Very useful, 433 readings)
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Anyone familiar with my musical tastes probably won't be surprised to find this isn't quite a 'normal' club. The Cellar is a pokey little venue on Frewins Court, next to the Union nightclub (the 'Purple Turtle') and just off Cornmarket Street (behind the Good Bean cafe). It normally specialises in underground hip-hop and drum n bass I believe. Intrusion, however, is something of a departure - a goth/industrial/80s night. Since the demise of the 'Morpheus Project' (a fortnightly goth night in the Antiquity Hall) over Christmas 2000-01, there hasn't been anywhere in Oxford for the black-clad hordes to congregate - once we even ...  Read the complete review

 

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