Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Bondage Fruit vocalist Saga Yuki strikes out on her own for her first CD, not counting her wildly out-of-character contribution to the
An album from Robert Wyatt, (arguably the founder of the Canterbury music movement) is a rare and cherished event. Since there hasn't been much heard from him in several years, one could almost...
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By now experience has demonstrated that all we can expect from Robert Wyatt is the unexpected. Shleep offers surprises on several fronts, first that an hours worth of stunning songs has...
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Subtitled "Live at Green Park Station," this 1996 recording reveals Robert Fripp in a performance of live soundscapes. One must take Fripp's word that it is a live event since, as...
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Most people who are aware of Richard Thompson would probably not consider his music 'progressive,' and they would probably be right on most occasions. To be sure, he was a key player on...
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We can all think of examples of a progressive band over time starting to play music more in the mainstream (Genesis, Yes, pick your example), but how many times have we seen a mainstream band, as... » Read more
Project Lo is essentially Bon Lozaga’s unit for more introspective work. While the material on Black Canvas is composed, it seems to be a lot more open to the creative impulses of...
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It's always nice when some previously undiscovered gem is unearthed and released for all to enjoy. Basically, Prism and Hands are the same band, a Texas-based prog-rock group incorporating...
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Present is the Belgian quintet led by guitarist Roger Trigaux, a one time member of Univers Zero in the late 70s. This is their fifth album, the third in recent times (there was a ten year hiatus...
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Unlike during the nine-year hiatus following Le Poison Qui Rend Fou, this time around we...
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