Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Wooden Arms is a British six-piece + guests featuring guitar, piano, violin, cello, bass guitar, drums and trumpet, with all members contributing vocals. The six songs presented here are superbly... » Read more
Boston's Jaggery have developed a sound that is wholly unique, and it's only partly due to their unusual instrumentation: piano (usually acoustic), bass (often acoustic), drums, viola, and...
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In 2008 The Long Dead Sevens, Paul J. Rogers et. al., released The White Waltz and Other Stories. Since then I have been waiting for their next release. While not exactly a follow on by the... » Read more
This trio, based in France, is named from taking the first letter of the surname of each of the participants: Fender Rhodes player Jeremie Ternoy, drummer Peter Orins, and guitarist Ivann Cruz. Add...
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The Mark Lomax Trio features the leader on drums, Edwin Bayard on tenor sax, and Dean Hulett on upright bass. Lomax is the primary composer, though his pieces are quite open-ended, suiting the sparse... » Read more
Mike Segretto is a professional writer who is the admin for the Psychobabble blog (link below). Reading The Who FAQ is essentially the equivalent of spending several years perusing his and...
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After recording a number of albums using the name Nheap (including Flying and the Silence, previously... » Read more
The Legendary Pink Dots have a very long and storied musical career, dating back to the early 80s. There are certain common elements that appear throughout their musical canon, Edward Ka-Spel’s... » Read more
McLatchey's Top Tier #29
The late 90s/early 00s were the peak of ambient electronic music in my book. The major artists in the genre were all delivering some of their finest...
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Brimstone (formerly known as The Brimstore Solar Radiation Band) is a Norwegian band that's been around more than ten years, though I hadn't heard them before. On Mannsverk, they operate in... » Read more These are the most recent changes made to artists, releases, and articles.