Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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In the early 70s, Marianne Segal emerged as the principal songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist for Jade, one of the more cherished cult names of the British progressive folk movement. Although Jade...
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Like most music lovers, I first heard about Group Chat because of the involvement of drummer Bill Bruford, which is perfectly natural, since he’s the most well-known of the musicians...
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I became aware of Ed Macan around 1997, an educator from California’s north coast College of the Redwoods, who’d written a scholarly tome titled Rocking the Classics – English...
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The new Pinhdar album, Comfort in the Silence, the third Fruits de Mer release by the Italian duo, finds Cecilia and Max refining the distinctive sound they have been developing over...
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Back on their 2012 album A Little Bit of Big Bonanza, Bushman’s Revenge covered Sonny Sharrock’s “As We Used to Sing,” and that gives us a good idea where they get...
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For over three decades and nearly a dozen albums, Swedish composer and multi-instrumentalist Simon Steensland has been an irregular and unpredictable entity on the progressive music scene, his...
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Earthman is the first Fruits de Mer vinyl release by Man & Machine, the project of Scottish singer, guitarist, and songwriter Tom Roche. Listening to its six tracks is rather like...
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On their previous album, Atsuko Chiba augmented their sound with strings, brass, and...
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By the time Discus was invited to perform on a short European tour in 2005, they had already released two studio albums, 1st and Tot Licht, in 1999 and 2003...
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The Winter Residence is the latest collaboration between British multi-instrumentalist Mike Seed and R. Loftiss of The Gray Field Recordings. Their debut album, How the Night Falls,...
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