Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Noorvik plays a variety of post-rock which is informed somewhat by metal, though they’re fairly far removed from the mainstream of that genre. Most of their tracks start quietly, and build up...
» Read moreIt comes roaring in like a storm from the ocean, a stunning and powerful tempest shaking the very ground that our dreams are built on. This third installment of the Fractal Guitar series...
» Read moreWith a name like Poly-Math, most listeners would probably be able to guess at least in a general way what kind of music is going to be involved. This is powerful, energetic rock played in a wide...
» Read moreGregory Curvey was the chief writer of The Luck of Eden Hall, a psychedelic band we’ve covered a lot here...
» Read moreA bridge between ancient tribal sounds and the mystical dreams of the present, this first collaboration between ambient composers Byron Metcalf (hand drums, rattles, shakers, spirit winds) and...
» Read moreZoneM is an Italian experimental progressive rock band that just released their debut album, Sono dentro di Me, the personal project by Beppi Menozzi with collaborations from other players...
» Read moreOn Red, cellist Marina Hasselberg explores a variety of ways to present her instrument in a modern context, from Baroque composition augmented by improvised electronics to contemporary...
» Read moreGuitarist Jim Yanda’s latest recording, A Silent Way, is a bold step forward into previously unexplored territory, one that should elicit a quick review of his past endeavors to...
» Read moreEnglish musician, flautist, saxophonist, and vocalist Nik Turner was one of the early members of Hawkwind, and a major influence on their sound with his passion for free jazz and overall weirdness....
» Read moreIn 2019 I reviewed Marilyn Mazur’s Shamania, which introduced the...
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