Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Believe it or not, for the first time in 20 years, all the members of the original Kansas band have reunited! Despite having several “new” releases during the last 10 years, the group...
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Everything on this highly anticipated reunion (of sorts) was composed by Kerry Livgren. And while not strictly a concept album, there are thematic references to America's experience in World...
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Tenor saxophonist John Tchicai is the leader or co-leader on two recent independent jazz releases. Life Overflowing is a quintet project, while the other is spoken word prose backed by...
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A full CD of the music of Erik Satie comes as no surprise to those familiar with Steve Hackett’s acoustic classical recordings. Even in his work with Genesis and his solo career Hackett has...
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This is, to the best of my knowledge, the first solo outing for Matheos, who is the guitarist and chief songwriter for progressive metal act Fates Warning. The style of that band is completely...
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Jeff Greinke is a synthesist and composer who's been branching out into many different endeavors on his own Seattle label, Firstworld. Among his continued solo album work, there are his seminal...
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Jeff Aug’s vision here is that of the solo electric guitar instrumentalist, aided by reverb, fuzz distortion, phase shifting, flanging, delays, and various other effects, rendering a full...
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Jaye Foucher’s second album starts out with a 9/8 synthesizer riff, but don’t be fooled. This is a guitarist’s show. After a few bars, Foucher’s fluid lead comes in with a...
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Irrgarten is part of the new wave of Québec prog that surfaced in the 90s, and will be familiar to those who attended ProgEst 1997, where they were one of the eight bands performing. This is...
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Two live albums in a row? Yes, but this one is a bit different, adding orchestration to create a new dimension to the Iona sound. Iona, of course, are one of the most unique and surprisingly...
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