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Paul Sears - Angels & Demons That Play

Cover art Here at Exposé, we’ve been keeping tabs on drummer Paul Sears since about issue #2 (1994), reviewing a large number of albums he’s contributed to, and we’ve interviewed him...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-03-12)

Neil Haverstick - Hopelessly Microtonal

Cover art One of the first things you learn when you start studying many musical instruments (aside from drums or keyboards) is how to tune the things. What they don’t teach you is why it’s tuned...  » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-03-12)

Max Corbacho - Horizon Matrix

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About a month ago I reviewed Max Corbacho’s other release from 2018 titled Nocturnes II; it, like this, is a dreamy soundworld filled with beautiful sonic textures flowing gracefully...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-03-11)

Jack Ellister - Telegraph Hill

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Jack Ellister has been appearing on a variety of Fruits de Mer releases since 2012. Now for the first time he has released a full length album on another label, You Are The Cosmos. As a change of...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-03-10)

John Greaves - Life Size

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With Life Size, John Greaves gives us a set of songs that are pretty far removed from the avant-garde tendencies of some of his past work, though they’re hardly mainstream or without...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-03-09)

Michael Jon Fink - Celesta

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Twelve solo pieces for celesta are presented here, short instrumental pieces in the two to three minute range wih one exception; they are introspective and mysterious, covering a wide range of...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-03-08)

Swifan Eolh & The Mudra Choir - The Key

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This Norwegian band with a strange name has a very interesting take on progressive rock. When “Wounded Dreamers” starts there are distinct hints of mid-70s Yes, especially in the guitar...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-03-06)

Frank Crijns - Shade of Impulse

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If the name sounds familiar, many will know Frank Crijns as the guitarist of the Dutch band Blast (including...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-03-05)

Sun Dial - Science Fiction

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Well that was an hour of my life squandered that I will never get back. I’ve come to expect much better from Sulatron. Sun Dial is basically the solo efforts of one Gary Ramon from the UK....

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-03-04)

Exclusive Premier of a New Cheer-Accident Track

Cheer-Accident adSKiN GRAFT Records’ Mark Fischer states that “The Chicago vs New York compilation is an album in its own right… and not just some sort of a label sampler. Most of the songs on the compilation are exclusive to it." Thymme Jones of Cheer-Accident says of "War Is a Warrior," " It’s definitely not going to be on the next Cheerax album.”

We'll have a review of Chicago vs New York in the coming weeks, so keep your eyes out for that.

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-03-04)

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