Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Deepspace is the moniker of German-born synthesist and composer Mirko Ruckels, now resident in Australia. His work first came to our attention via his two 2021 collaborations with TheAdelaidean,
Entropy Override was originally released as a solo album called Zolder Ellipsis by Tom Aldrich. At some point he realized that it was really more like a band effort, so it’s...
» Read moreSean Williams (aka TheAdelaidean) is one busy guy, this year is only half over and he already has three full length releases to show for it, and that’s in addition to his written works (he is...
» Read moreSmokemaster is another entry onto the roster of German heavy psych bands, joining Spacelords, Pyrior, Nazca Space Fox, and others, many with releases on Tonzonen that we’ve reviewed. Their...
» Read moreA combination one can’t go wrong with: Alio Die and Dirk Serries. Dirk Serries is a Belgian composer and sound-sculptor we know best from his days when he was releasing albums under the alias...
» Read moreMy introduction to this great Norwegian band was their 2017 album Blackbox, and now Apollon has...
» Read moreThe Lizardz is a Wisconsin-based rock band that’s been a going concern since the late 80s, first forming as a blues cover band, then graduating to covers of The Stones, Pink Floyd, The Doors,...
» Read moreTaken on its own, the title The Aristocrats with Primuz Chamber Orchestra pretty much tells you what you get with the music. Guthrie Govan, Bryan Beller, and Marco Minnemann, those...
» Read moreOctober 11, 2021 was a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the formation of this Lille based jazz trio, a live performance at the Tourcoing Jazz Festival, an ally of the group from their very...
» Read moreWith Balance, German tenor saxophonist Fabian Willmann makes his debut as a leader of a trio featuring bass (Arne Huber) and drums (Jeff Ballard). Asger Nissen joins on three tracks...
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