Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Gabriel Vicéns is a Puerto Rican composer, bandleader, and jazz guitarist who has been based in New York City for many years now. Niebla is his fifth solo album, following others...
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Rien Faire is now up to their third album, the rather brief Le Défilé, and it carries on their quirky brand of Art Pop; the old descriptor “surrealist nursery...
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David Helpling has been a mainstay of the Spotted Peccary sound for several decades now — the California based multi-instrumentalist, composer and arranger has appeared on over a dozen...
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We have previously encountered cellist Janel Leppin as half of Janel and Anthony, as leader of
The Stratos Ensemble has been around a long time, but has only released four albums in over twenty years; this means that over time, minor changes in the group’s sound may not be as...
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The announcement that there was a new album on the way from Boiled in Lead was as welcome as it was unexpected. Their last album of new material was
Back in the late 70s when I first discovered that I now had discretionary income, I tried to play catch-up with much of the great music I missed in previous years, including many Italian...
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The 1970 album Heavy Petting by the Irish group Dr. Strangely Strange is a fascinating study in the unexpected quirks and transitions of a band in flux. As the group moved from Dublin to...
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Much like Kiss of the Liquid Moon (2024), Interim presents guitarist Jeff Aug...
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Juan Belda is a composer, keyboardist, and multi-instrumentalist from the Canary Islands (technically part of Spain) who has been actively releasing music, both as a solo artist and with his Bit...
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