Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
August 2003
92 Pages
Mujician, Karda Estra interview, Forever Einstein, Steve Tibbetts, Hugh Hopper, Cabezas de Cera Baja Prog 2003, Dave Kerman's final chapter in the continuing story of Josh, Canadian Progressive Rock in the 1970's, Part One
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Of the wide body of Steve Roach’s work, my favorites probably largely come from his explorations in amorphous, drifting soundscapes, so the release of a 4 CD set focusing on this surreal...
» Read moreWith this epic length 4CD set (also available as two 2CD sets), Roach has reached a new pinnacle of his floating ambient craft — that drifty, dreamy soft wall of sound that engulfs the...
» Read moreSuns of Arqa started in the late 70s, first gaining notice as the touring band for reggae star Prince Far-I. Bassist / multi-instrumentalist Michael Wadada has been a constant in the band which has...
» Read moreThe talent of a prodigy does mature after a time, especially if surrounded by competent mentors in the entertainment industry. Terri Lyne Carrington came up from several very notable early...
» Read moreBurning Shed is an independent U.K. label that tries its best to span many genres. The label’s second sampler puts an emphasis on chilling out as ambient is the forte with a few notable...
» Read moreVedda Tribe is an Italian three piece of guitar / keyboards / drums; no bass credit is given but that is a bass note I hear. They play in an aggressive manner that might recall classic King Crimson...
» Read moreElectronic composer Anton Zinkl is now up to his sixth album, the first I’ve heard. If it’s any indication, I’ve been missing something pretty interesting. On his web site, Zinkl...
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