Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Somewhere within the seven pieces that comprise Rock ‘n’ Roll Station a sadly conformist aesthetic emerges, apparently in conformity with its own tradition of non-conformity....
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Os Mundi, Latin for “origin of the world,” was a 70s Berlin-based band that released only two albums, Latin Mass and 43 Minuten. Both of these Krautrock classics have been...
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One of the better British progressive one-offs has finally gotten the CD treatment it has long deserved. Led by guitarist, singer and songwriter Graham Ward, the four-piece was the standard g/k/b/d... » Read more
The Trees was a British folk rock band formed in 1969 that sputtered out in 1972, barely leaving a footnote in musical history. Their two albums The Garden of Jane Delawney and On the...
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According to the liner notes, in 1970 Jacques Dorian, his wife German pop singer Suzanne Doucet, and their children entered the studio and recorded an obscure experimental triple LP under the name... » Read more
In December '64 The Moody Blues first hit the U.K. charts with a
cover of U.S. soul singer Bessie Banks' "Go Now," with its expansive
harmonies sounding a bit like a British take on the Righteous... » Read more
Those looking for a 'good ole time' need look no further — funky West Coast psychedelia flavored country-rock to be found here. Equally rooted in the blues, this stuff is steeped in the tradition...
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Their extended version of "Eleanor Rigby" sounds uncannily like "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" with a splash of "Papa Was a Rolling Stone." Preferring jam over...
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This album sprouts directly from the treasure trove of Dutch prog
rock, although it took a Spanish label to finally release it on CD. The
music is inspired by the great classic composer Bach, but in... » Read more
Ten songs give almost as many stylistic snapshots. The sound of a
love-in, with a keyboard, in Latin America; no trace of Carlos
anywhere. A moody testament with sultry vocals grazing... » Read more These are the most recent changes made to artists, releases, and articles.