Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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For the fifth Yuka & Chronoship album, the band consists solely of leader Yuka Funakoshi on keyboards and vocals with producer Shun Taguchi, who plays bass and a bit of guitar; both are...
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Greek accordionist Thanos Stavridis (Θάνος Σταυρίδης) is an artist we have covered several times before here at...
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It was just around a year ago that Causa Sui released their previous studio album, From the...
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Based on their last album Atrox Locus and the cover art on the new...
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After several years of inactivity, Seattle math-rock band Nosretep unexpectedly resurfaced in 2025 with shows around town and this new album, more than eight years after
Clarinetist Pawel Szamburski is one of the regulars on the Polish improvisational music scene, Aukso is a chamber orchestra from the city of Tychy, and together they make this most engaging of...
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Since their first run in the mid-70s up to their reformation in recent years, Ciro Perrino’s band Celeste is mostly known for their gentle, folky take on symphonic progressive rock, beautiful...
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After two excellent albums, Moon Letters shows no sign of slipping in quality. They continue to hone their take on what “progressive rock” means in the 21st Century, moving farther away...
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Epidermis is a band with a long history (over two decades) and not a lot of product to show for all that time. The group was founded in Hesse, Germany in 1971 by Rolf Lonz (guitar, flute, vocals),...
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In my review of their earlier release, The Call of a Crumbling...
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