Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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The Scandinavian psych scene seems to be alive and well as the end of the millennium approaches. Tangle Edge is back in business, Spacious Mind has a new one on the way, the Kundalini album is...
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If Holger Czukay continues to bring forth projects of the caliber achieved here, he will continue to keep my attention. For Moving Pictures is much more delicate on the sensitive ear than...
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Have you ever heard Japanese cult band After Dinner? Not another (neo-)prog oriented band from Japan, I reassure you, but one of the most simply beautiful melodic RIO and avant-garde groups from...
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Oh the things you find when you clean house. Whilst rummaging through the EMI closets, these tapes we uncovered. So Mr. Hawkwind, Dave Brock, and engineer Paul Cobbold sat down and went through...
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It's a prog chill-out! Phew! I made it. The disc is over! God be praised! What we have here is a techno / ambient version of Gong's masterpiece, You. 16 different "bands"...
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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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