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Last December I wrote about the debut EP by Earthbound from Portland, Oregon, which was a four-track teaser...
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Following a solid first release, and a revelatory album of early recordings titled
Masami Kawaguchi (LSD March, Kawaguchi Masami's New Rock Syndicate, Miminokoto, Usurabi, etc.) and Argentine experimental guitarist Anla Courtis (Reynols, Acid Mothers Reynols, Courtiszan, and...
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The Fierce and the Dead is a band that has been pursuing a distinctive vision of music during their fifteen or so years of existence. And maybe it’s not even accurate to say...
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Most of what we cover here at Exposé is music from the far reaches, from the boundaries of rock music where it meets other genres, or things that are completely original,...
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For those unfamiliar with John Howard, the British singer-songwriter first emerged in the mid-70s with the now highly regarded Kid in a Big World. Although commercial success eluded him at...
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Elling Ulvestad is a songwriter from the Planet Earth who leads a band called Molo. Several years ago, I wrote about the album
Chafouin (translation: Sly) is a French experimental noise-pop-rock trio (though sometimes a duo and sometimes a quartet), but when the band leader l’Austral decided to expand to an octet, he...
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In the early 70s, Marianne Segal emerged as the principal songwriter, vocalist, and guitarist for Jade, one of the more cherished cult names of the British progressive folk movement. Although Jade...
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Like most music lovers, I first heard about Group Chat because of the involvement of drummer Bill Bruford, which is perfectly natural, since he’s the most well-known of the musicians...
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