Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Jack Hertz is an ambient music artist who releases a new album every month it seems, some months even more. Around ten years ago, Aural Films (a label that creates soundtracks for movies that...
» Read moreCanadian five-piece Huis has been plying their craft for about fourteen years, now with four albums to show for their effort. They have a big proggy sound, somewhere between the neo-progressive...
» Read moreSinging Stones (Volume 1) is the first in a series of Snowdrops’ compositions celebrating slow time and long time, somewhere between post-classical, progressive chamber music, and...
» Read moreThe band Focus was founded in 1969, and with Thijs van Leer being the only original member left, the group’s twelfth studio album is the appropriately titled Focus 12. Drummer Pierre...
» Read moreLongtime readers of Exposé will know Dirk Bruinsma from his work in the group Blast, where he was a co-founder, co-composer, and played all manner of saxophone, electric bass,...
» Read moreSomewhere in Maryland, there’s a five-piece band, practicing, working up and learning new material, recording their new songs, and around this time of year – every year, releasing a new...
» Read moreThe Verge, a new Norwegian jazz-rock quartet, met at school and performed their first concerts in 2019. The band consists of Emil Storløkken Åse on guitar, Aksel Rønning from...
» Read morePianists probably started using unorthodox techniques on the instrument as soon as it was invented, though it wasn’t until the 20th Century that composers started taking advantage of these...
» Read moreI looked it up in my big five-inch thick Webster’s Unabridged dictionary, but it wasn’t even there, and then it occurred to me that dictionary is from the mid-1990s and the word...
» Read moreJill Fraser is a composer and electronic musician with a background in television, films, and commercials using Moog, Buchla, and Serge modular synthesizers, along with standard analog and digital...
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