Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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A German quartet led by keyboardist and multi-instrumentalist Harald Skorepa, that existed in two distinct versions from 1970 until they were last heard from in 1974, Upperseption never released a...
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What are the Pujus of Jukra? I think the name may be gibberish, as the only meaning that Google can find is that the Pujus of Jukra is the Finnish prog trio of Tuomas Riekkinen (guitar,...
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After decades of neglect, the musical legacy of Mary Lou Williams (1910-1981) has lately started to get long-overdue notice. She was a child prodigy on the piano, and by the age of six was...
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Norwegian troubadour Haakon Ellingsen has released a dozen solo albums since his 2001 debut Minstrel; before that one will find him as a member of The Last James (three albums from...
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Primož Bončina is a minimalist guitarist and electronic musician who explores microtonalities and distortion timbres. His partner in crime, Phil Maguire, is a minimalist musician with an affinity...
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I first encountered harpist Isabelle Olivier with her 2019 collaboration with Rez Abbasi called
Three voices: Gaëlle Debra, Patrick Guionnet, and Maryline Pruvost, along with skins, wood, and metal played by Peter Orins, whom we have reviewed many times here at Exposé in...
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First Wind is a curious artifact from the early 70s, relatively obscure but worthy of notice. I don’t remember when I first became aware of it, but hearing the opening track,...
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In my 35 or so years reviewing recordings, you can bet I’ve come across some pretty strange albums, quite a few in fact, but this one ranks among the strangest. Sopa Boba is a Belgian / Dutch...
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Over the last 20 years or so I’ve heard Bobby Previte in a wide range of different settings, from the experimental sample-fests of
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