Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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I know what you may be thinking: Froese's parent group hit the skids ten years ago. But have no fear as Ages is a 1978 classic-TD-era release. So where's all the rejoicing? I feel...
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David Garland is one of a rather small group of experimental singer/song writers. They are not cut from same bolt of cloth as, say, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell or James Taylor. Instead, Garland,...
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The Enid’s unique brand of impressionist symphonics, coming off more like an orchestra than a rock band, has been the pillar of their sound for well over twenty years now, and it’s one...
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Longtime observers have seen Robert John Godfrey and his crew go from strength to strength, in a career studded with artistic merit of which this is another jewel. White Goddess welcomes...
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The Enid is a band who have had more than their shares of music-business trials and tribulations (see Mike Ezzo's
Those of us who grew up listening to Popol Vuh in the 70s recall a sound that was at times haunting and other times shimmering and uplifting. Regardless of the album, Popol Vuh created atmospheres...
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A slice of the past, but certainly one that shouldn’t be overlooked. Pearls Before Swine was essentially the vehicle of guitarist / composer / poet / singer Tom Rapp, which over the course of...
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Another new Ozrics CD, another trippy, synthy, space-rock groove fiesta. Some of the names may be new; I recognize Ed, John and Zia but Seaweed and Rad seem new to the fold, or at least to my...
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Ozric Tentacles is:
For the first time in who knows how long, the Ozrics really surprised me with this one. While still undeniably Ozric in every way, they have pushed further into territories they have always hinted...
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