Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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The second best band at Progfest 97 is back with their first full-fledged stateside release, a compilation of their best work over the last three years. This collection includes two re-recorded...
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This album wraps up the Oho reissue series —or at least Little Wing is approaching the bottom of the barrel. Oho's leftovers are better than many bands' studio albums, and this...
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Hamburg in the 60s was a regular stop for British bands on the road, and a few British bands were even able to forge out a living there entirely. By the end of the 60s, Nektar had established...
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This album is an unreleased recording from 1972 that predates all prior Lard Free releases, one that holds very little in common with the strange electronic experiments that would come later in the...
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Hoven Droven is a different beast than the usual on NorthSide. The folk influences are definitely there, but they don't play first chair in this group's music. This is a compilation of...
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An important part of the NorthSide offering is Groupa, a group largely credited with leading the Swedish folk revival. Born in 1980, Groupa came out of the Varmland region, led by fiddler and...
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English archive label Hux Records is slowly building an excellent reputation for having the best BBC tapes for re-release. Out of the Fire fits in nicely into their archive plans...
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A two-on-one CD, featuring Swedish Grammy winner Lugumleik and latest Skalv, it's obvious we're dealing with veterans here (the musicians here primarily hail from the...
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Ash Ra Tempel is one of the core founder bands of the German space rock movement along with Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream. But the group has suffered from less stateside notoriety than those...
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If I had time, I suppose I could go through and research exactly where each minute- to six-minute excerpt came from in said part of said track from one of Achim Reichel's albums. Better yet, I...
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