Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Hungarian avant-garde composer László Hortobágyi’s first solo recording remains a powerful statement as to what can be accomplished in a cross-genre pan-world musical...
» Read moreTribal rhythms and ribbons of floating ambient textures in combination have a way of pulling the listener into an irresistible soundworld that offers a mystical groove and a widescreen landscape...
» Read moreSomething old and something new. A long time ago in the early 80s Steve Roach was just getting started, with one cassette release Now from 1982 and his first LP Traveler (1983)...
» Read moreGiven the name, the trippy cover art, and the lysergic music, one could easily think that St Johns Wood Affair was a long lost treasure from 1969. But you would be so very wrong. St Johns Wood...
» Read moreDue to the success of his recent releases, Apollon Records has reissued Anders Buaas’ debut solo album The Witches of Finnmark on both LP and CD. This debut of six instrumentals is...
» Read moreI had not heard of Pauline Anna Strom before these three reissues landed in my inbox. She was born in Louisiana, raised in Kentucky, and ended up in San Francisco in the early 70s, where she...
» Read moreA couple of years ago, we covered the archival release of Nirvana’s 1967-72 recordings;...
» Read moreMany readers will know Tomorrow as the psychedelic band Steve Howe was in before he joined Yes, a group that released a single album during their existence. Here are the things to know about...
» Read moreOn its original release in 1992, the artist was Terrace of Memories and the album title was the same, although it was no secret who was behind this music: Projekt’s Sam Rosenthal and...
» Read moreA Produce was the nom de plume of composer and multi-instrumentalist Barry Craig, who was active in the California trance music scene going back to the early 80s. Prior to his work as a solo...
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