Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Think Like a Key continues its excavation of regional obscurities with Basement Sessions, a collection of recordings made by New Jersey's The Shades between 1978 and 1980. The title...
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When compared to the previous releases I’ve heard by Spanish drummer Xavi Reija (Resolution...
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On their fifth studio album, Edena Gardens makes a grand statement that seems to be what all previous releases were leading up to. The album’s six long tracks are grouped into four parts that...
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Stratosphere is the nom de plume of Belgian multi-instrumentalist Ronald Mariën, who has been releasing music since the early 90s. Like his countryman Dirk Serries (whom he has collaborated...
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Over the years, my relationship with British psych cult musician nick nicely has been something of a slow-motion conversion. When I reviewed
The last year has brought us two releases from keyboardist Tim Morse: a new, expanded version of his 2005 album Transformation and a new studio album, The Fourth Crossing. The...
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Salvaging the Future is the third part of a trilogy of albums that started 21 years ago with
We've been following Anton Barbeau here at Exposé since his appearance on Fruits de Mer Records in 2012 with the 7-inch single Psychedelic Mynde of Moses. Since then,...
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With their ninth album, the London band Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate continue their streak of winning progressive rock releases. Parallel Lives is certainly recognizable as a...
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One might be wondering why this reviewer is considering releases by two different artists in the same review. Both bands played live on the same night of March 8, 2024 at Le Zèbre in Paris,...
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