Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Aja West and company return with eight new slabs of sweet funked-up instrumental jazz, more emphasis on the latter than the former this time, apparently a tribute to the late Antonio Carlos Jobim...
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And now for something completely different... How about a new surf-rock
album from the Midwest? Guitarist Bill Bulinksi started his recording
career in the mid-60s with a band called The Electras,... » Read more
A circus medley of distinct musical apparitions like a non-nasal
Holy Modal Rounders of the twenty-first century with equal parts
Jonathan Richman, The Velvet Underground, and Grease! Hey,... » Read more
It is no surprise that Yes vocalist Jon Anderson would finally contribute to a musical project surrounding the highly profitable Lord of the Rings books and films. What is surprising is...
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Legend has it that Uncle Frank once said, “Never kiss a toad from the short forest after it’s been sleeping in a jar with a rutabaga.” Well, that may or may not be true, but what...
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The Cheebacabra is a project driven by keyboardist and producer Cheeba, where funky grooves meet overtly synthetic melodic interplay and a cool jazz feel over a steady, mostly programmed drum beat....
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Thick and chunky spacerock mannerisms assault unsuspecting onlookers
before settling into the interactive stylistic conflagrations that
expansive progressive rock is known for. This is classic... » Read more
Alberto Pocini is a double-bass player from Italy who's played extensively in his homeland as well as with the London Symphony Orchestra. Pocini's
Hailing from Oakland (always a good thing!), ABA is essentially an
instrumental g/b/d trio with each member playing various additional
instruments (electric sitar, Theremin, samplers, organ, synth,... » Read more
One of the great things about writing reviews for this magazine is that unexpected things drop in your lap. Case in point, Tessa Drummond. She’s a singer-songwriter from New Zealand who...
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