Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Sarvaega is another new Genoese band making its first appearance in the pages of Exposé. Unlike their citymates Abyssian, whose
After the gem that was Circle Six in 2018, Bergen’s Emmerhoff and the...
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The band’s name translates roughly to “From Evil,” and while they’ve been around since at least 2020, when they released a six-song 12-inch 45RPM, Smilet er en...
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Abyssian makes its Exposé debut with Let Me Die under the Stars, a release that arrived accompanied by an intriguing promo sheet describing a world of submerged...
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Kurkowski is a Polish composer, producer, and synthesist who earns his bread and butter from television and film soundtracks, advertising, and soundtracks for video games. He is a founding member...
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Delirium's Sesta Strada lungo il Tempo is the latest chapter in a musical journey that now spans more than five decades. Emerging from the first wave of Italian progressive rock in the...
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For their fifth full-length release, Let Spin moves to Discus Music, which is a very reasonable fit for their music. It’s a combination of jazz, funk, and noise that blends composition and...
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This is one of those cases where I’ve spent at least a year trying to wrap my brain around a band’s previous album, listening periodically to try and find something to run with, and...
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Hiro Kawahara, better known as Heretic, has enjoyed a long and remarkably distinctive musical career dating back to the early 80s. Over the decades he has performed in bands, as a solo artist, and...
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I’ve been a fan of French TV for a long time. I don’t even remember when exactly I first encountered them (this happens after you’ve reviewed thousands of releases over the course...
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