Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Word that preceeded Wøllo’s latest album, Cloud of Strings, suggested that this would be a guitar album, as in electric and acoustic guitars, and my mind immediately raced...
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They only play a few live dates each year, so it’s not likely that those of us in the USA will ever get a chance to see Causa Sui without considerable expense, and a live album is probably...
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Aton Five is a Russian band that shows a maturing sound with their new self-titled album. Named after the protagonist in Piers Anthony’s 1967 sci-fi novel Chthon, Aton Five is a...
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One can always be certain of one thing with Soft Machine, and that’s the element of change, especially with respect to personnel. Bassist Roy Babbington retired from the band a year or so...
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Literary theory and the philosophy of language define the chronotope as how configurations of time and space are represented in language and discourse, as well as the arts and sciences. Oregonian...
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When I reviewed Kinetic Element’s previous release, The Face of Life (2019), I...
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While he‘s probably best known as one of the two guitarists in Djam Karet, Gayle Ellett has done plenty of work...
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Location Location Location is a jazzy guitar trio that, for me, hits a sweet spot balancing composition and improvisation on their debut, Damaged Goods. While Anthony Pirog’s guitar...
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A three-way collaboration between Spotted Peccary artists Ben Cox and Thomas Park (a.k.a. Mystified) and a new artist Plexus (no idea if he is one of the several pre-existing Plexuses, little...
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Vonn Zandus, the newest solo venture from Joe Burns, the creative force behind Guranfoe and Jomo Tuun, has released his debut album, Unimortal. Born out of the solitude of the 2020...
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