Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Even without resorting to applying genre labels to music, I can definitively say that I dislike smooth jazz. I don’t care if there’s a marketing category with that name, and I...
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Perhaps at one time long ago, there was a band called The Instigations, or at least a plan for one; some earlier albums feature other players as guests on various tracks, but at this point The...
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I came to Go Where the Sun Goes the same way many listeners probably have: through a Facebook offer for a "free" progressive rock CD. Pay the postage, get the disc. Within...
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By my count, Open Up the Door is the sixth full-length release by Das Rad, and it is a fine example of the unique path they’ve taken with their music. As I mentioned reviewing
4Element was originally a quartet that formed in 1999 and released two albums in the early 2000s, Living Spirit (2000) and Duplicity (2005), before members went their separate...
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In the crowded universe of Kavus Torabi, which includes recent releases by both Gong and Cardiacs, October by Name might seem almost like a side project. But while it contains only six...
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It seems like forever since I first encountered Spontaneous Rex at Seaprog 2014 and followed up with a review of the band’s first album
Released on October 21, 2026, what would have been the 50th birthday of longtime keyboardist and vocalist Stig Arve Kvam-Jørgensen, Sorgens Kapittel is both a tribute and a...
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Over the decades of her career in music, Jin-Hi Kim has operated in so many different realms and idioms that it’s impossible to distill down to concise statements, unless you just emphasize...
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By the early 80s, Ruins was essentially a two-man band featuring Piergiuseppe Ciranna (vocals, electronics, keyboards, guitar, bass guitar, drum machines, tapes, noises) and Alessandro Pizzin...
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