Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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By the time Discus were invited to perform on a short European tour in 2005, they had already released two studio albums 1st and Tot Licht, in 1999 and 2003 respectively,...
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The Winter Residence is the latest collaboration between British multi-instrumentalist Mike Seed and R. Loftiss of The Gray Field Recordings. Their debut album, How the Night Falls,...
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The last few years have brought quite a wealth of innovative new music written for that time-honored combination of instruments known as the Big Band. There’s something powerful about having...
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If you know, you know. If you ever witnessed a performance by this Warrenton, Virginia quartet, there is no question, you know — just skip to the bottom of this review and follow...
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The first thing that catches the eye is the album's leetspeak title, Hav3 a Good Trip, where the number 3 stands in for the letter E. It turns out to be more than a visual gimmick....
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Sometimes you have to give up trying to make sense of the world and just accept things as they are. For example, why is there a band called Honey Ride Me a Goat? I don’t know why...
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Any listeners who have followed Passionfix since their 2020 album This and That will not find any...
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Mark Wirtz remains one of pop's great outliers. Best known for the unfinished A Teenage Opera project, he spent the late 60s pushing studio pop toward increasingly elaborate...
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It’s been nearly ten years (and a few thousand other albums) since I first heard Glutton, with their second album,
The Claudio Scolari Project is back once again with their trademark brand of modern jazz sounds, ranging from composed and arranged to outright chaotic madness and everything in between. Those...
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