Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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This CD documents two BBC concerts from 1974 and 1975 by the wonderfully eclectic medieval progressive band, Gryphon. The liner notes by guitarist Graeme Taylor tell the tale of a trio of lads in...
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For those of us that have been around a few years, Glass Hammer has been a steady reminder as to the state of the progressive rock genre and musicians’ passions to keep the flickering light alive.... » Read more
Here’s a new twist on contemporary chamber music. Much of this CD sounds as if it were recorded by an ensemble of extremely gifted kindergartners. Composer Frank Pahl plays a wide variety of...
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So imagine the Fripp / Bruford / Wetton lineup of King Crimson getting getting into a big argument, getting really drunk (I know – it never would have happened, but imagine it) and cranking...
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Over the course of Five Fifteen’s previous albums, there has been a series of songs dealing with a character we can call the Golden Boy, a rock star going through the usual rock star things....
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Also known as the popular bootleg Famous Rock Dreams and the rarer Needles in the Camel s Eye, Gods of Light: 73-75 provides a deep view of the early live workings of the...
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Having had the benefit of seeing these guys up close in concert at Baja ‘02, their unique compositional perspective and instrumental brilliance made a lot more sense than what could be...
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Cabezas de Cera is a RIO-styled progressive trio from Mexico that was formed in 1995. Their second release is an adventurous and original outing that is bursting with chaotic, creative energy. The...
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Sometimes you like a band’s first disc so much that you actually fear certain disappointment with their second. Such is the case with me and CDC, but I'm thrilled to report that Un...
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Where on earth to start with these guys? Bubblemath is a vocals / guitar / keyboards / bass / drums quintet from Minnesota with the drummer doubling on vocals. The music is hard-edged progressive...
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