Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Sentient: Endowed with feeling and unstructured consciousness. That’s a good start for describing this latest release by Steve Roach — a little bit of a lot of things: sequenced...
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The Life and Times of Blue Larry and the Huguenot Kid is Peter Daltrey’s 28th album, spanning a long musical career from Kaleidoscope in the 60s, Fairfield Parlour in 1970, and then...
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Danza de la Ira is a Chilean band that combines elements of hard rock, symphonic rock and a touch of metal, with a sound comparable to some of the better Italian bands of the 70s, and although...
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Aran is the third part of Christine Ott’s silent movie soundtrack trilogy composed and played for movies by F.W. Murnau and Robert Flaherty. The first two albums, Tabu...
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On Embryo, singer-songwriter Eric Apoe presents 19 tracks, well over an hour of music. As on his recent albums, like
Dhope was a group from Paderborn in Westphalia, Germany, that existed for a few years in the late 70s. Their only LP, Musical Exhibitions, is a certifiable rarity — only 500 copies...
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Chris Cutler, John Greaves, Tim Hodgkinson, and Fred Frith. Those four names sound familiar? If not, you need to go back and re-take Progressive Rock 101. For whatever reason, maybe legal, maybe...
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With Burning Wick, Satoko Fujii’s Quartet roars once again, following the excellent
Lumen: a unit of luminous flux equal to the light emitted in a unit solid angle by a uniform point source of one candle intensity. Often used when describing the light output corresponding to a...
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The last two albums I’ve heard from virtuoso violinist L Shankar have been Full Moon (2025),...
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