Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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It’s often said that a group has a lifetime to prepare their debut album, but only a year or two to produce the follow-up; in the case of Juzz, they had a full eight years from the original...
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You’d be hard pressed to find anyone with a knowledge of electronic music who would not say that Tangerine Dream’s
Floating Nest is a relatively new band, and their debut album is Blow Off Steam, which unsurprisingly they do very well. The four band members are mostly Spanish, with one German in the...
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Yowie’s follow-up to Synchromysticism is the equally baffling and impressive Taking...
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Going all the way back to the year 2000, my colleague encountered Disruption Theory, the...
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This one has been out there for a while now, released in early 2025 some months after
Norwegian Mellotron junkies 35 Tapes are up to their fourth album celebrating the venerable proto-sampler keyboard. Veil on Life presents six tracks of moody melodic music that leans...
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The instrumental electro-organic project of Lithuanian expat composer Balthazar Klimt, Moments / Elements is the follow-up to 2025’s
Now at their sixth album, Khu.éex’ further develops their distinctive blend of funk, cosmic jazz, soul, and psychedelic rock in nine new tracks. For this outing, the band consists of...
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Following half a dozen self-released albums beginning in 2010, Hollan Holmes joined the Spotted Peccary family in 2020, and has released four full-length releases, the latest of which is The...
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