Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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In the early 70s, Marianne Segal emerged as the principal songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist for Jade, one of the more cherished cult names of the British progressive folk movement. Although Jade...
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I became aware of Ed Macan around 1997, an educator from California’s north coast College of the Redwoods, who’d written a scholarly tome titled Rocking the Classics – English...
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In 2022 we covered the two parts of the Tales of Belle saga by Norway’s Adventure,
Think Like a Key continues its run of archival excavations with The Kibbo Kift - The 1976 Rock Musical by Maxwell Hutchinson and Judge Smith (best known as a co-founder of Van der Graaf...
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SisterLove, featuring Clif Brigden (Age of Chance, World of Twist) and Jeremy Leahy (The Gentle People), emerges from the early 90s chill-out underground with “The Hypnotist,” a track...
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The 1970 album Heavy Petting by the Irish group Dr. Strangely Strange is a fascinating study in the unexpected quirks and transitions of a band in flux. As the group moved from Dublin to...
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Vesuvius was a band from Northwest Indiana formed in the 70s. There is not a whole lot of information about their only album from 1978 (I believe), Twisted Tales from Warped Minds,...
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British science fiction and fantasy author Michael Moorcock had a close affintiy and musical partnership with Hawkwind in the 70s and 80s. Known for his Elric of Melniboné novels, Moorcock...
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I’m not sure why it took so long for Espresso’s self-titled debut album to reach my desk, but here it is, and it’s worth noting even four years after it came out. The group was...
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As of early 2026, Agusa has released seven studio and two live albums going back to 2014, but it’s only with the reissue of their debut on Karisma that I’m hearing them....
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