Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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The previous release by this SF Bay Area world-fusion unit led by guitarist Matthew Montfort was 1993’s Asian Fusion (reviewed in Exposé #2), so after such a long lapse we were caught off... » Read more
Apparently these guys kicked ass at Baja this year. I didn’t get to go, but it piqued my curiosity about their music. Amarok is a rather large ensemble from Spain playing ethnic-influenced...
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My only previous exposure to this ‘band’ was 1994’s Els Nostres Petits...
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Not to be confused with an identically named Polish act, this Amarok is a seven-member band from Catalonia in northeastern Spain. On Mujer Luna, their fifth CD, they mix world and ethnic...
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Alex Skolnick started out playing speed metal at the tender age of sixteen as lead guitarist for the Bay Area band Testament. After hearing the electric Miles Davis band, Skolnick was bitten by the...
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It’s somewhat of a difficult task to describe the music of this Greek instrumental four-piece, which falls somewhere in the area of avant post-rock. What may one minute seem atmospheric, even...
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This collaboration pairs these two veterans of numerous ambient and electronic projects. While Baghiri contributes synths, ambient guitars, sequencer, percussion, and field recordings, Lane plays...
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As one of two guitar men behind Captain Beefheart in the Magic Band and offshoot group Mallard, Bill Harkleroad has seen many a change in his thirty-plus years. As chronicled in his book Lunar...
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Now appearing in the Lounge at the Budapest Holiday Inn: the Tóth Bagi Band, performing a selection of blues standards and originals in a dance-floor-ready style, sure to please locals and visitors... » Read more
Philadelphia’s The Red Masque, whose debut EP was reviewed in Exposé...
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