Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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I had never heard of Brett Garsed before getting this disc, though I had undoubtedly heard his playing. He’s got quite a resume as a guitar wizard, including an instructional video on...
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Van Bogaert’s electronic leanings remind me a lot of 70s Vangelis and more symphonic-oriented electronic music like Tomita or some Kitaro. Throughout the 11 tracks on the CD, there is a...
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Not since his third LP, Migration (1986) or its follow-up The Wolf at the...
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Those expecting the usual collection of Yes-inspired sci-fi instrumentals from Chris Fournier this time out are in for quite a shock. For one thing, while the overall sound and production quality...
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Here we have two four-song discs from Finland’s psychedelic progressive hard rock masters. The first (I Don't Remember) features a short version of a track from their album...
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Here is a release that would be right at home on Musea’s new music label Gazul, bearing all of the traits of other artists on that label: unpredictability, hyper-diversity, and a fun and...
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Cuneiform continues their recent parade through the Djam Karet back catalog with the release of the landmark Reflections from the Firepool. It's worth noting that this release differs...
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Utilizing the heretofore-unknown Soundbeam system, Dave Jackson has found a means to incorporate together his love of the spontaneous moment as well as live improvisation. Across the eleven cuts,...
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There are loads of musicians trying to cash in on the Celtic music craze, and here’s another. This quote found on the web site should be warning enough: “David’s passionate use of...
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On Guitar Absolute Darren Stroud plays all guitars and plays bass on most tracks. Tones range from warm, clean jazzy tones to more distorted offerings. Stroud presents a balanced sense of...
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