Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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There was a Materiali Sonori CD of the same name by the Third Ear Band in 1989, a disc that's kind of hard to find and one I've never heard unfortunately. I do know, however, that this has...
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In the last six months or so, four of North America's premier 90s progressive rock bands have released their first live albums, in each case as a strictly limited edition of one thousand...
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The swirling multicolored psychedelic booklet cover belies the playful avant strangeness of this, the first release on Gazul, Musea's new side-label for more 'challenging' music. Trap...
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Tuatara's CD was one of those Tower Listening Station impulse purchases. I'd never heard of it, but it sounded so cool in the headphones I ended up taking it home. It starts out with a whirring... » Read more
That it took so long to have this, the 1969 debut from Van der Graaf Generator, released to CD is a wonder. But that we have it is better than not, I suppose. Plus there's the rare first single...
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Versus X is German guitarist Arne Schafer's band. Schafer was known for his solo album, The Border of Awareness, on Musea in which he delivered a thoughtful music maybe a bit in the...
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Keyboardist Carlos Alvarado is one of Mexico’s most respected musicians, having played with the enormously popular prog-pop band Chac Mool along with Jorge Reyes and Carlos Castro, as well as...
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From 1979 to 1981, Cuccurullo was Zappa's featured "rhythm guitarist," filling the prestigious position occupied by Adrian Belew before him and later to be assumed by Steve Vai....
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This is the second time out for this German neo-progressive four-piece, operating in a similar territory as their debut Stories from a couple years ago. At the heart of their sound is a...
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This Latvian band made quite a sensation in the former Soviet Union upon the release of their first album, establishing certain norms of recording quality for the Soviet music industry, which had...
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