Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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The Action was one of the great "what if?" stories of the British 60s. Produced by George Martin, celebrated as a live act, revered on the London mod circuit, and responsible for a...
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The band Asia is not actually from Asia, Japan wasn’t from Japan, and Texas is actually from Scotland. Bands pick names for a multitude of reasons, or maybe even sometimes for no reason in...
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With their fourth full-length release Mountains, the Finnish quartet returns to the heavy world-influenced rock that made their second album
Roger Houdaille's seemingly endless quest to rescue overlooked music from obscurity has unearthed another gem with The Recordings 1971-1981, a retrospective of Los Angeles cult...
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After absorbing two studio albums,
Ricardo Formoso is a Spanish composer and trumpeter (I guess for this release he’s exclusively a flugelhornist) who capably leads his four-piece band through a labyrinth of jazz, funk,...
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Sarvaega is another new Genoese band making its first appearance in the pages of Exposé. Unlike their citymates Abyssian, whose
After the gem that was Circle Six in 2018, Bergen’s Emmerhoff and the...
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The band’s name translates roughly to “From Evil,” and while they’ve been around since at least 2020, when they released a six-song 12-inch 45RPM, Smilet er en...
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Abyssian makes its Exposé debut with Let Me Die under the Stars, a release that arrived accompanied by an intriguing promo sheet describing a world of submerged...
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