Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Yelena Eckemoff’s Scenes from the Dark Ages is not the sort of thing I’d normally go for, but in the end, it won me over, at least partially. This double CD set (an hour and...
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Over the past ten years or so, we have reviewed several releases by Indonesian keyboardist Dwiki Dharmawan, and every one is a real treat for the ears, with (for me)
The latest Soft Hearted Scientists album The Phantom of Canton was originally released in May 2025 on their label The Hip Replacement, on CD and as a download along with a variety of...
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Moja is a bass and drums duo from Japan, and aside from relentless energy, they’re not much like Ruins. Masumi (drums) and Haru (bass, vocals) make noisy rock music that has more in common...
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Many of the artists come to the Spotted Peccary label after launching their careers on some other label or via independent releases: Dean DeBenedictis, Rudy Adrian, Erik Wøllo, and the...
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When I reviewed The Gatekeepers a couple of years ago, I assumed it was a one-off, a grand...
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The fourteen tracks of Habitations are meant to represent inhabitable worlds, be they human, animal, thoughts and memories, and more. What does it mean to inhabit? Not just spaces where...
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The last two releases by Brandon Seabrook featured a fairly large ensemble (
I first heard California composer and synthesist Craig Padilla on his 2002 release Folding Space and Melting Galaxies, and even at that point he already had around a dozen recordings out...
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The latest Fruits de Mer introduction retrospective release is the massive 4 CD set An Introduction to Astralasia. Just like labelmates Sendelica, Astralasia is noted for their extended...
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