Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Anyone who has followed this Irish folk-rock band through the years might be aware of a recent 35 disc box set (33 CDs and 2 DVDs) issued in 2023 titled More Than You Can Chew. It...
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After four years without releasing new music, the new Psychic Equalizer album Prologue to Insurrection is definitely their most powerful release to date. Percussive metal guitar riffs,...
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Kavus Torabi is a very busy musician. He’s made appearances on albums by Karda Estra, Valve, The Holy Family, Nick Prol and the Proletarians, North Sea Radio Orchestra, Chrome Hoof, and...
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Drop the needle on the first track — or any track for that matter — and the first thing one is bound to notice is the amazing percussion skills of Mark Sanders. He’s not just...
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Leave Nobody Behind is an odd album. It sounds like a mash up of two different albums, one a set of eight poems written by Rainer Maria Rilke and recited by Brian Talgo, sometimes with a...
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With many labels of yore — Harvest, Vertigo Swirl, Egg, early Virgin, and so many more — one could just blindly buy product from them and know that the results would be excellent. And...
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In case you’ve been living in a cave for the last thirty years or so, Ed Palermo and his Big Band have mastered the art of re-arranging the music of better known conventional artists for his...
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Not long ago I wrote about Aaron Diehl’s Zodiac Suite, an album featuring music composed by...
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Paul Williams’ interests with Church of Hed lie in relating real-world experiences and concepts into music, and like Rivers of Asphalt, which followed the old Route 66, and
Somewhere back in the mists of history, I discovered English folk-rock. I can’t say if it was Fairport Convention or Steeleye Span that I came across first, but I was immediately hooked. And...
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