Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Wlud's second album, recorded in 1979, presents an interesting blend of classically inspired symphonic prog and a jazzy, somewhat stilted fusion sound. The all-instrumental album features a...
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Kido Natsuki, who is the guitarist in the ever-evolving Bondage Fruit was kind enough to send us samples of a few of the other releases on his label, this being one of the oldest, a motion picture...
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Zello are newcomers though their founder, vocalist and chief songwriter P-O Saether, has been lurking in the Swedish prog scene since the late 70s. After Saether finally assembled the necessary...
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With their fourteenth release, Swedish label APM (Akasha, Hoyry-kone, others) presents de-facto evidence of the influence of Kansas on progressive rock. Recorded in recent years from past...
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Guitarist/composer Roger Trigaux has been recording and performing his stormy brand of modern gothic sounds as leader of Present since 1980. Like many a young player coming of age during the late 60s, the Brussels native was weaned on the style of Cream and Jimi Hendrix. His first experience with international exposure came via his tenure in a masterfully innovative Belgian ensemble, whom Roger co-founded in 1973 with Daniel Denis and Guy Segers. At the time known as Necronomicon — that infamous tome of blasphemy in H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos — it would one year later evolve into Univers Zero, named after a novel by Belgian supernatural fantasist, Jacques Strenberg. » Read more
Breathe deep the gathering gloom, watch lights fade from every room, and for the next 50 minutes The Smell of Incense will transport you to hidden and fantastic realms! To speed you on your journey...
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German guys in foundations and girdles? This is one of those albums that will immediately catch your eye as you browse the CD racks. Not being aware of this band or album I was skeptical of their... » Read more
Not to Be or Not to Be is Cliffhanger’s second release and Musea’s promotional material raves about this band. However I find the music to be derivative of Genesis era... » Read more
Tonart’s new CD Fünf is a study of human voice deconstruction and manipulation. The source material for Fünf consists solely of three separate spoken recordings by Lars... » Read more
Originally released on the Synkronos compilation tape Facets in 1991, Mike Metlay’s contribution Band of Fire is now available in all its glory on a limited edition CD maxi-single.... » Read more These are the most recent changes made to artists, releases, and articles.