Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
December 2003
92 Pages
Edgar Froese, Bob Drake, Lars Hollmer, David & Linda Laflamme, NEARFest 2003, Progman Cometh Festival, Seattle 2003, Progday IX, North Carolina 2003
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Other West Coast bands like the Doors, Love, and Jefferson Airplane may have grabbed center stage in the history of the psychedelic era, but there were many others, and some of them rivaled the...
» Read moreI have learned to be wary when the mainstream press describes an artist as “progressive” – you never know what they really mean, since the vast majority of progressive music is...
» Read moreFor their tenth release (least as I count them), Curlew has pulled out all the stops. The free-wheeling instrumental jazz sound of earlier releases is still very much intact, often packaged with...
» Read moreThe many incarnations of George Cartwright band Curlew took shape in the fusion wasteland of the early 80s. In parallel with the new release,
Discus continues to create interesting music using a mix of both traditional Indonesian and Western instruments on their second album …tot licht! With eight people in the group,...
» Read moreIt’s been a few years since Discus’ debut, and they’ve been using the time well. The hour of music...
» Read moreDiscus entered the scene a few years back with a CD that captured an interesting fusion/prog mix, with a touch of...
» Read moreDivided Sky is a Philadelphia based four piece progressive act that relies on heavy riffs that don’t quite fit into technical metal categorization. Phased guitar effects on...
» Read moreHot on the heels of the acclaimed Optometry sessions (charting high in the Billboard top 100) comes an all-star set of seventeen remixes of samples and tracks from that disc. The...
» Read moreIt’s only been in the last couple years that I’ve started hearing any of the progressive music originating in South America, and while I’m reluctant to make broad generalizations,...
» Read moreAs far as one-man keyboard-oriented projects go, this is not the worst I’ve heard, but neither is it the best. The closest comparison would be with 70s Vangelis albums, maybe Heaven and...
» Read moreNow remastered, Liege and Lief was Fairport’s finest release and may be the definitive album of British folk-rock. The inimitable lineup of Sandy Denny (vocals), Ashley Hutchings...
» Read moreLo Sgabello del Rospo is a rock opera in eight parts. The vocals are mostly provided by a lead male vocalist backed by a chorus. His voice has that operatic rich tenor quality of many...
» Read moreIs anybody out there saying Enough of this Nordic folk stuff, already? So many of us here at Exposé seem to be obsessed with it that I can imagine some readers being...
» Read moreFor those (such as myself) still finding their way into the Scandinavian folk revival via the NorthSide label, this one is a great new find. Frifot is the highly respected Swedish trio of Per...
» Read moreIn the mega-genre that is World Music there is a subgenre often called World Beat. Rather than being specifically from any part of the world, either in fact or in sound, World Beat combines...
» Read moreOne of the last incarnations of Nucleus from the late 70s featured Carr along with long-time cohort Brian Smith on reeds. Geoff Castle, Billy Kristian, and Roger Sellers rounded out this version of...
» Read moreIt seems hard to believe that it’s been over 20 years since Phil Miller formed In Cahoots after the late great National Health disbanded. All That is only the sixth full In Cahoots...
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