Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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French composer and multi-instrumentalist Jean-Paul Prat formed Masal in 1973, although it would be another eleven years before a recording would emerge from the band, a twelve-piece mini-orchestra...
» Read moreFour years after his previous release, Dancing Machine, Borut Kržišnik returns with...
» Read moreTo my knowledge, no other group in the world has built a career out of adapting ancient Chinese poetry to jazz. ZY the Way, based in Taipei, does exactly that, taking as source material and...
» Read moreWith Neon Blue Utopia, Deepspace (a.k.a. Australian composer and synthesist Mirko Ruckels) creates a science fiction concept about an expansive megacity somewhere out in the far reaches of...
» Read moreMaxx McGathey’s name is new to me, but he’s been active in music for many years with projects like the funk band Gramps the Vamp, the “spaghetti western project” Dark...
» Read moreIt won’t take more than a minute for the listener to recognize that they are on an alternate musical path, one of shadows and textures, transitory auditory abstractions, and a dreamlike...
» Read moreThree years after Kornmo’s previous release Fimbulvinter, they are back with a...
» Read moreEvil Joe is a trio of seasoned improvisers featuring a unique combination of instruments. On clarinet we have German Edith Steyer, who has a fairly substantial body of work as a jazz saxophonist....
» Read moreEarlier this year we reviewed Ruins’ Brain Flakes, a collection of all...
» Read moreAnother in Jill Haley’s ongoing series inspired by America’s national parks, Colors Collide brings that number very close to a dozen full length albums now. This celebrates the...
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