Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Back in 1999 I fell in love with Sorten Muld’s first NorthSide release, Mark II (reviewed in...
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Even though this is not listed as such, most of the elements of the last Hand Farm CD (Ripe,...
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Here’s a recipe for a massive fusion event: Add one dose of Hand Farm, a spoonful of Thonk, and a dash of Mistaken Identities and what have you concocted? The ecstatic result is a...
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McGill has assembled a fusion “dream team” on his third album by enlisting bassist Michael Manring and maintaining ace drummer Vic Stevens (Jordan Rudess also contributes keyboards to a...
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When I first put on a Rick Ray CD (I don’t remember which one of these it was), my first reaction was, “Do I have to listen to the whole thing?” An endless series of fairly stock...
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Rainbow Serpent has really caught on among Teutonic enthusiasts, and it’s easy to see why on their latest release, a great blend of pinpoint sequencing and strong melodies. Bright piano is...
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Mark Hewins’s longtime jamming project released a disc in 1996 after many years of existence in local obscurity. The band had a floating set of players as wide ranging as Richard Sinclair and...
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Guitarist Miller, no doubt best known for his tenure with Hatfield and National Health, continues his mission with his band “In Cahoots,” represented here by two distinctly different...
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This is the first solo effort by Paul Ellis, one of the two brains behind Dweller at the Threshold. It’s immediately clear that this is a professional musician who knows what he’s doing...
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Tenor saxophonist Paul Dunmall has followed his acclaimed release from 1999, Bebop Stardust, with the next logical step, Great Divide. As a jazz composer, it's a challenge to...
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