Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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For most of us, Captain Beyond is a sort of footnote in the history of progressive rock, having achieved little apparent success or recognition for the three records they released between 1971 and...
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Sweden's Valinor's Tree has come a long way since their last album, Kingdom of Sadness which I reviewed in #19. The quartet still walks a high wire between balls-out modern hard...
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The release of Frank Makowski’s latest work under the Tranquillity moniker was originally anticipated last year. It was worth the wait until spring. Makowski presents a vast array of...
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Back in Exposé #18, I reviewed the first Psycho-Audible release, Alpha Centauri by Zapotec....
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The emerging electronica scene has been a source of many innovative and progressive talents, such as Squarepusher and Aphex Twin, and one of the highlights of this scene would have to be Talvin...
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Spaced out. Space rock or psychedelic music, right? WRONG! Fooled this writer also... What we have here is an instrumental trio from Quebec playing some very inspired fusion of the highest order....
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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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