Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Hollmer has been producing solo albums long enough to garner him attention beyond that of being Zamla's keyboardist and one of their main writers. His music still, after all these years, defies...
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The Night Watch is a testament, or an epitaph, to one of the greatest bands that ever performed. I had the vastly inferior LP boot Un Rêve sans Conséquence...
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Probably the most bootlegged King Crimson concert of all time, this classic show from the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam has likely been heard by even the casual fan of the group. (I think I heard this...
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What makes the world's most anal guitarist fixate about a live moment in a band's stellar history? Is it that he looks upon the past to link a discussion with the present or is it a fond...
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When I reviewed Channel Light Vessel's recent disc, Excellent Spirits, I...
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Word is out that Thijs Van Leer has reformed golden age prog band Focus with a flashy new lead guitarist. Clearly, where would Focus be without original shredmeister Jan Akkerman, who earned 70s AM...
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Sadly this will probably be the band’s swansong, as they played their final concert on March 13, 1998 (yes, Friday the 13th) in San Francisco. But if all one ever knows of this band is their...
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First of all, you've got to hand it to Höyry-Kone, they are really setting standards for truly original music these days. When you try to review an album and come to a loss of words on how...
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Being no expert on Scandinavian bands certainly left me unprepared for what was in store on this release by Höyry-Kone, with their strange (and perhaps unprecedented) juxtaposition of metallic...
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Hyönteisiä Voi Rakastaa being one of 1995's most exciting new releases, I...
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