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Jorodu is Jose Roman Duque, a Venezuelan composer, drummer, and multi-instrumentalist now resident in Miami, a graduate of Berklee College of Music, and proficient in a wide array of musical...
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It has been five years since we last heard from Russian band Detieti. Much has changed since 2018's
Seattle is a city which is home base for a number of very talented and creative musicians. I suppose that’s true of most other cities, but I live in Seattle, so that’s what I know....
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Few guitarists have as unique a style as Kevin Kastning, and certainly part of that is because he’s playing a collection of unique guitars of his own design that eschew most standard guitar...
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Phillip Golub is new to me and to Exposé. The Brooklyn-based pianist, improviser, and composer has assembled an impressive cast of musicians for Partisan Ship, an...
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As a budding keyboard player in the 70s, I really loved the sound of an overdriven Hammond organ I heard in bands like Deep Purple and Uriah Heep, and it’s obvious that a lot of other people...
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Luke Bainbridge is a London-based drummer and composer, and Petstep is his sophomore release, following his debut Surface Tension by five years. There is no question about...
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Who is L'Ombra della Sera? A new Italian progressive rock band named after the mysterious Etruscan statuette featured in the cult television series Ritratto di Donna Velata? Not quite....
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For a band that put the word “laughing” in their name, Norway’s Laughing Stock doesn’t have much humor or lightness in their music. With Life in Seven Dreams,...
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It won’t take more than ten or fifteen seconds into the opening track “How Dreams Do Creep (for Souls Asleep),” a nine-minute three part epic, to know that Ian Neal loves prog,...
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