Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Keith Jones of Fruits de Mer only discovered German band Space Debris about a year ago — remarkable, given that the group has been operating steadily since 1994. Their first appearance in the...
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Fruits de Mer turn their archival attention to one of their longest-running affiliates, Welsh psych collective Sendelica, whose steady output over the past two decades has encompassed studio...
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Seems like artists from the coastal metropolitan areas get all the attention, while artists from flyover country have to work ten times harder just to get noticed — if they are lucky. Bands...
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To tell you the truth, I struggled with this review upon listening to the first disc. There were one or two interesting spots, but overall the music left me flat and I felt like I was just...
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The latest Fruits de Mer introduction retrospective release is the massive 4 CD set An Introduction to Astralasia. Just like labelmates Sendelica, Astralasia is noted for their extended...
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A long long time ago there were four guys playing in what was mostly a cover band, Beatles, Floyd, Camel, Zappa and more, and a few originals too. The year was 1985, and the players were...
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I suspect most of Exposé’s regular readers will be familiar with Gary Husband. His work with Allan Holdsworth and John McLaughlin alone gives him a high profile, and there are...
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Think Like a Key label owner and musician Roger Houdaille (Ex Norwegian) is a huge Jimmy Campbell fan. Jimmy has been a musical inspiration for Roger, as well as for releasing the tribute album by...
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A brief recap: Jean-Pierre Llabador and his brother Jean-Claude Llabador were founding members of the French jazz-rock band Coïncidence. At some point following their second LP Clef de...
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At hand is another fine live recording by one of Germany’s finest jazz-rock outfits from the late 60s and early 70s. The band was in a constant state of evolution as their sound was changing,...
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