Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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With their fourteenth release, Swedish label APM (Akasha, Hoyry-kone, others) presents de-facto evidence of the influence of Kansas on progressive rock. Recorded in recent years from past...
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Zello are newcomers though their founder, vocalist and chief songwriter P-O Saether, has been lurking in the Swedish prog scene since the late 70s. After Saether finally assembled the necessary...
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Kido Natsuki, who is the guitarist in the ever-evolving Bondage Fruit was kind enough to send us samples of a few of the other releases on his label, this being one of the oldest, a motion picture...
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One could dismiss my enthusiasm for this disc as either a biased plug for a hometown Athens, GA band, or the inevitable consequence of my having reviewed so many amorphous, obtuse, experimental...
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Here is a young American quartet that seems to have imbibed enough Guinness Extra Stout to go up against any British Canterbury contender I can call to mind. Who in hell cares if they're from...
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Progressive, anyone? This is the real thing. Last year's five-song demo tape certainly offered a lot of promise, but who would've thought that in less than a year the band could have come...
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One of the best surprises in the latest batch from Cuneiform, and a major step forward from their debut album is this second release by French chamber-rock band Volapük. The instrumentation of...
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Now here was an idea whose arrival was not a day too soon. Not only is Brian Eno artistically long overdue to be on the receiving end of homage, but what's more his music opens up possibilities...
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I had almost left the Greek hero for dead following 1987's Direct, but five years hence Vangelis managed to rekindle the magic spark, and 1492 was the album to do it. A...
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The great Tipographica's swan song — and although I hate to say it, it's probably a good idea, since, regardless of how innovative the band really is, they seem to have been repeating...
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