Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Unicorn was a British soft country-rock band that was active from 1967 to 1978. This Think Like a Key retrospective album comprises Unicorn’s first and last recordings. The first 14 tracks,...
» Read moreAnyone living in or around Los Angeles in the early 80s may have heard of Afterimage, a four-piece post-punk new wave outfit that came together around 1980 and had a powerful live presence on the...
» Read moreEarlier this year we reviewed Ruins’ Brain Flakes, a collection of all...
» Read moreThe last Fruits de Mer Records retrospective release for 2024 is the double CD An Introduction to Vibravoid. Over the last 35 years Vibravoid has released 22 studio albums, countless live...
» Read moreSidewalk Society is a trio from Long Beach, CA which fuses the raw energy of LA’s latter-day garage and mod scenes with the sound of London’s swinging 60s. It is a band that has been a...
» Read moreThere is no doubt that bassist Don Schiff has pioneered and mastered the Chapman Stick, NS/Stick, and bowed guitar. He helped popularize the NS/Stick and a technique of using a carabiner as a slide...
» Read moreBy the end of the 60s the jazz-rock-fusion sound in the USA and Britain was in full swing, with dozens of bands and artists springing up like John McLaughlin and the late Larry Coryell, and artists...
» Read moreTransmissions is a set of archival Tír na nÓg recordings made for radio broadcasts in the early 70s. The first six songs were recorded in the BBC studio and also appeared on...
» Read moreIn spite of this double-LP set being brand spankin’ new (also available on CD), it’s actually an archival release recorded in January 2017 not long after we reviewed Elephant9’s...
» Read moreIf one thinks back to the earliest synthesizer music from the 60s, it tended to fall into a few different categories: classical music adapted for the Moog synthesizer, for which Wendy Carlos’...
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