Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Creativity is a fascinating human endeavor. Brian Eno has been known to ask why we create art, and has written a book on the subject. We’re not here to provide any insight into the issue, but...
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The four long-form ambient tracks that make up Curves of Splendor total just shy of 70 minutes, but offer a glimpse into a complex dreamworld created with multiple layers of electric...
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There is a difference between inviting a listener into a musical world and merely opening the door. Loop 8/9 finds pianist and composer Phillip Golub standing comfortably inside a universe...
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Don Falcone’s Spirits Burning projects continue forward with direct source material from sci-fi novels. Mostly he’s been crafting musical themes and lyrics influenced by or loosely...
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Even without resorting to applying genre labels to music, I can definitively say that I dislike smooth jazz. I don’t care if there’s a marketing category with that name, and I...
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Perhaps at one time long ago, there was a band called The Instigations, or at least a plan for one; some earlier albums feature other players as guests on various tracks, but at this point The...
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I came to Go Where the Sun Goes the same way many listeners probably have: through a Facebook offer for a "free" progressive rock CD. Pay the postage, get the disc. Within...
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By my count, Open Up the Door is the sixth full-length release by Das Rad, and it is a fine example of the unique path they’ve taken with their music. As I mentioned reviewing
4Element was originally a quartet that formed in 1999 and released two albums in the early 2000s, Living Spirit (2000) and Duplicity (2005), before members went their separate...
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