Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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I hadn't heard Glass Hammer's previous releases, Journey of the Dunadan or
Over the span of three studio albums, Glass Hammer has evolved from a two-piece studio project lost in a sea of ideas into a first-rate working band with a solid foundation rooted in the classic...
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Once again, Glass Hammer graces us with a solid slice of classic progressive rock. This effort is especially well produced, right down to the beautiful packaging, artwork, liner notes, and lyrics....
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A concept album with a medieval story-line complete with sorcerers and angels, On to Evermore shows Glass Hammer further refining their brand of keyboard-driven music. The songwriting...
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For some reason this neoprog concept album keeps conjuring up somewhat misplaced visions of Queensrÿche's Operation Mindcrime with each listen. Perhaps it's the allusive...
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Jesús Filardi is back with a new Galadriel release and essentially an entirely new band. It must have been difficult putting a new group together, but he is a determined guy and so here we...
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Jesús Filardi's third work under the moniker of Galadriel has blossomed from the promised potential of their previous two Musea albums. Unlike solo projects which masquerade as real...
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Patrick Forgas is the leader of a six-piece ensemble who draws heavily from 70s European fusion on the group’s first album. It’s a drummer’s project with a loving nod toward Soft...
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One of life's little pleasures is to be on the receiving end of a pleasant surprise. I originally ordered this CD in order to support the tireless efforts of Aymeric Leroy, publisher of the...
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Canterbury music is alive and well, in France — as evidenced by this brilliant set by Patrick Forgas — in the USA (see
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