Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Back on their 2012 album A Little Bit of Big Bonanza, Bushman’s Revenge covered Sonny Sharrock’s “As We Used to Sing,” and that gives us a good idea where they get...
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For over three decades and nearly a dozen albums, Swedish composer and multi-instrumentalist Simon Steensland has been an irregular and unpredictable entity on the progressive music scene, his...
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Earthman is the first Fruits de Mer vinyl release by Man & Machine, the project of Scottish singer, guitarist, and songwriter Tom Roche. Listening to its six tracks is rather like...
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On their previous album, Atsuko Chiba augmented their sound with strings, brass, and...
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By the time Discus was invited to perform on a short European tour in 2005, they had already released two studio albums, 1st and Tot Licht, in 1999 and 2003...
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The Winter Residence is the latest collaboration between British multi-instrumentalist Mike Seed and R. Loftiss of The Gray Field Recordings. Their debut album, How the Night Falls,...
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The last few years have brought quite a wealth of innovative new music written for that time-honored combination of instruments known as the Big Band. There’s something powerful about having...
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If you know, you know. If you ever witnessed a performance by this Warrenton, Virginia quartet, there is no question, you know — just skip to the bottom of this review and follow...
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The first thing that catches the eye is the album's leetspeak title, Hav3 a Good Trip, where the number 3 stands in for the letter E. It turns out to be more than a visual gimmick....
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Sometimes you have to give up trying to make sense of the world and just accept things as they are. For example, why is there a band called Honey Ride Me a Goat? I don’t know why...
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