Turn @ Oxegen [video interview]
Tanya Sweeney, 05 Aug 2004
hotpress.com catches up with Ollie and the boys after their Oxegen stormer.
Introductions all round
Turn discuss the recent bassist auditions, Ciaran Kavanagh's Oxegen debut and the thrills of newfound celebrity...
Part 1 Broadband Part 1 Dial Up
The future of Turn
New ambitions, new directions and the 70% finished new record...
Part 2 Broadband Part 2 Dial Up
New song exclusive!
Ollie Cole plays 'Too Beat' from the forthcoming album
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