Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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The Italian progressive rock band Sigmund Freud, formed in the summer of 1972, was inspired by the harmonious melodies and enchanted songs by their contemporaries. They played a number of live gigs...
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My last encounter with John Greaves, aside from the recent Henry Now album, was
I wasn’t sure what to expect from this trio led by Jérémie Ternoy, one of the founding members of TOC, a group that mostly dwells in the realms of improvisation. Surprisingly,...
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Runaway Totem is now down to one man, multi-instrumentalist and composer Roberto Gottardi (guitars, synth guitar, keyboards, programming, percussion, theremin, and vocals). On this latest musical...
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Many years ago, when I was trying to describe what it is that I look for in music, I came up with “I like music that creates or lives in a world of its own.” This is not the only...
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Perhaps one has heard of an album titled Opus: Destroy by a group called Irmin’s Way? That was how it was presented when the Kissing Spell label released it (on LP and CD) back in...
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Il Balletto di Bronzo’s flamboyant keyboardist Gianni Leone recorded an album in 1981 under the pseudonym LeoNero called Monitor, his second album after leaving the band. 44 years...
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In the nearly three years in between Solar Barbecue and Black and Gold, the members of...
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The French composer / improviser / turntablist / multi-instrumentalist Falter Bramnk has a long history going back at least a few decades, when he released his album
Exit was an Italian rock band that formed in Trieste, Italy in the early 70s. In 1973 they recorded their one and only album, Dove va la tua strada?, but it was not released. After 52...
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