Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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After a lengthy hiatus, Helios Creed has returned with a new Chrome album. Having never heard a Chrome album before I cannot say if this is representative or not. I can tell you one major influence...
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Torn again! This guy should need no introduction, he’s played with Jan Garbarek, Bill Bruford, Everyman Band, Andy Summers, Polytown, and has produced a number of exceptional albums under his...
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Fans of Steve Tibbetts, especially those who prefer the world-beat master shredder of Exploded View (1986) or
The third release from California Guitar Trio finds them on familiar ground and also stretching out a bit. Familiarity is served up on tracks where the trademark CGT formula is in full evidence:...
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This one took me several listens before I could even begin to pin it down enough to write a review. Covering a wide spectrum of art rock, Box of Crayons are certainly interesting. Their starting point... » Read more
Did they top Astronomy with Bicycle? It's hard to say. I must admit that Boud...
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Releasing two separate CDs virtually simultaneously may not be the best way to maximize sales, but Boud Deun has never been a band to follow convention. Their new studio album, The Stolen...
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Boud Deun continues to mature and refine their expansive fusion sound on this, their third studio release. Those already familiar with the band will find plenty of the high-energy jamming,...
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I don’t tend to be a big fan of live albums. One reason is that they often waste the technological capabilities that compact discs offer in terms of fidelity. Another reason is that most...
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Mark Dunn seems like quite a colorful guy. The leader and main songwriter for English group Body Full of Stars writes spirited Afro- and British pop and has a vocal delivery full of English wit and... » Read more These are the most recent changes made to artists, releases, and articles.