Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Matt Dorsey has worked as a bassist with a close association with Dave Kerzner. He has also played with Circuline and the tribute band ProgJect. Left to his own devices, he’s created Let...
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Perhaps it was inevitable that this collaboration would eventually come to be; Steve Roach, the master ambient composer and synthesist from Baja Arizona with many decades of experience and well...
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Glancing through my records, I’d say I have more than a dozen live releases by Soft Machine covering every phase of their long and varied history.
A murmuration is a shape-shifting flock of thousands of starlings, also observed with herds and schools of fish, and is the natural result of the collective reasponse to a common danger. ...
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Drums of Compassion represents a summing-up of sorts for Michael Shrieve, presenting the veteran drummer along with a host of the other outstanding musicians he’s worked with over...
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Last time out with 2021’s Follow Your Heart, Luley turned in an excellent selection...
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In the past, I’ve been quite negative about Prog Collective releases. I summed up my review of Worlds on Hold (2021) with “I just don’t get why such a thing as
After several years on hiatus, Soft Hearted Scientists has regrouped and released their most ambitious and undoubtedly their best album, Waltz of the Weekend, in late 2023. Nathan Hall and...
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Pure is a 28-minute blast of noise from a duo called Hyper Gal. Kurumi Kadoya plays drums and synthesizer while Koharu Ishida uses her voice, sometimes singing and at other times shouting....
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Some of my favorite bands of the 70s had a sound based around using Hammond organ in conjunction with heavy rock — Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Atomic Rooster — and Gjenferd obviously has...
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