Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Fruits de Mer Records’ fifth release in their Introduction series features the prolific solo artist Anton Barbeau. Most of his releases on other labels are original tunes, but for...
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The 1975 death of Pete Ham represents a monumental loss of talent and potential, not to mention life itself. As one of the primary songwriters for the band Badfinger, he was responsible for some of...
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The first track on almost any Robert Schroeder album I’ve heard to date (and I’ve probably heard less than ten of the 45 to 50 he has released) is generally annoying, something...
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Six albums into their career, Australia’s Datura4 continue to explore aspects of their core early-70s inspirations, presenting eight tracks of solid rock full of great guitar and organ work....
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I think I’m probably not alone in this: I was a big fan of Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s early albums — everything from their self-titled album through Brain Salad Surgery...
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We all remember VidnaObmana from the last years of the 20th Century, a floating ambient project alias created by one Dirk Serries, Belgian composer and instrumentalist in 1984, who recorded nearly...
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In the early 70s Czech keyboardist Kratochvíl led his band Jazz Q Praha through some interesting musical terrain with an expanded lineup of six to seven members, releasing albums like...
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The second release in Fruits de Mer’s series of artist retrospectives is An Introduction to The Luck of Eden Hall. FdM turned 15 in 2023 and The Luck of Eden Hall has been with them...
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In Fruits de Mer’s efforts to discover and promote new talent that is not currently released commercially on the label, they released a double promo CD set, Tall Tales and Short...
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Perhaps one of the most idiosyncratic bands to emerge from the Midwest in the 70s, Rascal Reporters is one of those groups that would completely change their stripes from one album to the next...
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