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Matt Smith's World - Into the Light

Matt Smith is an Austin, Texas based guitarist, songwriter, singer, bandleader, engineer, producer, music educator, and author. He’s also the owner of his own label, Six String Ranch Records,...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2023-12-07)

Spirit Tomb - Spiritus Lacrimarum: Dolorem in Lacrimas Efundere

Spirit Tomb is Norwegian artist Leon Kristoffer’s solo project, and his first album is Spiritus Lacrimarum: Dolorem in Lacrimas Efundere, Latin for Spirit of Tears:...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2023-12-06)

District 97 - Stay for the Ending

It’s been a few years since the last studio album from District 97. Screens (2019) was an...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2023-12-05)

Brannan Lane / John Gregorius / Sean O'Bryan Smith - Emergence

Exposé readers who have been with us for any length of time should be familiar with a couple of the names of the three protagonists in this mostly-electronic ambient-oriented...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2023-12-04)

Brandon Seabrook - Brutalovechamp

When presented with a recording where the name Brandon Seabrook appears, one thing can be considered certain: There is no predicting what it’s going to sound like. As a guitarist, composer,...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2023-12-03)

Lambert - Bon Courage

Electronic art in its purest sense, full of catchy rhythms, bright colors and beautiful unforgettable melodies. Lambert has crafted a masterpiece with Bon Courage — oh sure, there...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2023-12-02)

The second full-length studio album from Proud Peasant sees the band honing their style and expanding their sound. Leader and composer Xander Rapstine plays a wide variety of instruments, including...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2023-12-01)

Fjall - From the Rough Hill

Fjall is a quartet of British improvisers who tend to eschew the noisy and chaotic free-improv jazz style, instead opting for a more subtle neo-classical improvisational idiom that is at once...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2023-11-30)

The Jacks - English EP

You may be tricked into thinking that The Jacks were a 60s British pop psych band based on the name of their new release English E. P. on Mega Dodo Records, but you would be forgiven. The...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2023-11-29)