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Steve Roach has a catalog that is quite extensive, approaching 300 full-length releases as I write this, and through the years many of his most memorable albums have been collaborations with other...
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Running in the Gutter is Babal’s thirteenth album and their first on Fruits de Mer. Babal is a UK band consisting of Karen Langley (vocals and arrangements), Rob Williams (guitar,...
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One could say that the longer nights as winter approaches suggest a more perfect listening experience for floating ambient music, but anyone who knows me knows that I’m good with it around...
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Nirmata, the Sanskrit word for architect or creator, is the title of the latest Sendelica album. As both Pete Bingham and Colin Consterdine have had a rough year healthwise, Colin dealing...
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Spinifex is an avant-jazz group based in Amsterdam, though its members come from various countries. Led by artistic director and chief composer Tobias Klein on alto sax, the membership has changed...
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Jeff Pearce offers powerful evidence of what can be accomplished using electric guitar as the basis for ambient music, and over the course of over two dozen albums and innumerable single tracks...
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La Nouvelle Musique’s self-titled album is their follow-up to their debut lathe-cut
Luca Calabrese's album I Shin Den Shin features some of the Moonjune regulars in a somewhat different setting than we're used to hearing them. Calabrese is an Italian trumpet...
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Friday, September 3rd, 2010 at The Night of the Prog V festival in Germany, Galahad gave this outstanding performance of six of their best pieces. It would be the last time that bassist Neil...
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Here at Exposé, we cover a lot of music that involves what could be called “drones” — long tones that change only very slowly — but almost all of that is in...
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