Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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I was captivated from the opening drones of this CD from newcomer Brannan Lane. Swirling dervishes of ambient sound dance around. The four-part opening suite is a very free-flowing affair,...
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Put on the headphones and turn out all the lights, and you are there; this disc will certainly make you believe it! Lane has recreated the sounds of the cavern — first the running water, the...
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Bob Drake may be a genius, but it is fair to say that, as far as the results of his craft go, he is more than a bit scatterbrained. The Skull Mailbox is chock full of ideas, often more than... » Read more
Black Tape for a Blue Girl has a long, illustrious career that I am completely unfamiliar with except for running across the occasional favorable comment or compilation entry. So I came at this...
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Black Tape for a Blue Girl is the creative outlet for Projekt’s founder, Sam Rosenthal. On The Scavenger Bride, the thirteenth release using the Black Tape name, the project is...
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I really wanted to like this one. I’d read about Black Tape, and they sounded interesting: female vocals fronting ethereal, classical-inflected music with a kind of Gothic mood, but not the...
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The three artists listed above are only the tip of the iceberg; collaborators on this project include Richard Barbieri (Porcupine Tree), Roger Eno, No-Man, Hector Zazou, and many more. The reason...
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Chile’s Akinetón Retard is back! As on their debut, the musicians are listed by...
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Chilean ensemble Akinetón Retard has hit the prog scene quickly. Their first release came...
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Where to start? The first thing that strikes the listener about this one-hour improv is that the drummer never stops riffing the whole time; the guy is just on fire (okay, he does take a break for...
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