Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Once upon a time (from 1989 to 1991) Bridget Wishart was Hawkwind’s only ever female vocalist, appearing on one studio album (Space Bandits) and around four or five live albums...
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It’s safe to say that Norway, as a country of less than six million people, punches far above its weight when it comes to music. Here on the Exposé website, we have 217...
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La Rosa was originally built as a Benedictine Monestery nearly a hundred years ago, but was converted into a state-of-the-art live music and events venue in 2025, envisioned as a new cultural...
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Hailing from Portland, Oregon, Daniel Crommie has spent the last 35 years as a songwriter, multi-instrumentalist (mandolins, dulcimer, balalaika, recorders, flutes, synthesizers, etc.), and...
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For a band like Major Parkinson, writing songs about the apocalypse is, one way or another, kind of what they do. Certainly not all of their music, going back to when I first encountered them on
We have covered percussionist Walt Shaw many times before at Exposé, most recently his excellent solo album
Tim Goulding, longtime member of Dr. Strangely Strange, released his one and only solo album in 2000. Now 26 years later Think Like a Key has reissued this overlooked album. Recorded on the Beara...
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Anyone who’s been paying attention to the world of progressive rock in the last few years is likely to be aware that Anthony Garone is a guitarist with a great amount of technical skill and...
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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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