Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Under most circumstances, I would be complaining loudly about an all-instrumental album that clocks in at over two-and-a-half hours, but in the case of Forrest Fang’s...
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After the 1971 release of First Wind by Ricotti & Albuquerque, which was recently...
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Artefacts is the latest offering by Thierry Zaboitzeff, composer, cellist, bassist. and much more. The five tracks at hand are mostly instrumental with the exception of the closer, and...
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Evolución is a Chilean band that has been around since the early 80s, though their recorded output is sparse; Secretos is a live album recorded in 2006-2007 and released in 2021,...
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A mast year refers to when a group of trees, communicating with chemical signals between their root systems, decide collectively to maximize their fruit production, whereas in the preceding years,...
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When Brass Camel’s second album showed up in my inbox, I’d never heard of the band, but from the first few seconds of “Zealot” I knew I was in for something special....
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Back in the days of the printed Exposé editions (1993-2010), hardly an issue would go by without a new release by Greg Segal, or one of the bands or collaborations that he was a...
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Back in November and December of 2024, Trey Gunn and David Forlano got together in the high desert of New Mexico to record the first of their collaborations. They were presumably in a studio, not...
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For his third release on the Projekt label, Argentine composer Gustavo Denouard makes the outer reaches of the cosmos his home, with five extended tracks of texture-based shimmering dronescapes...
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