Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Kenso has been a fixture of the Japanese progressive rock scene since the 70s, and in the midst of numerous changes in style, they have always stayed true (more or less) to the high standards of...
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Peace and tranquillity are yours for the asking when you spin this CD, the third by Levi Chen, an accomplished performer on electric guitar and guzheng (here called "Chinese harp")....
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Life Trip is Chip Simmond's brain child and musical excursion. He handles everything from soup to nuts: keyboards, drums, woodwinds, vocals, arrangements. He's fairly adept at playing...
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Musea seems to be releasing a number of concept albums lately. Up and Down, their latest and Luc Marianni’s sixth album, is a bit unusual in that it is exactly 60 minutes long....
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From the Great Pacific Northwest (the land that brought you "Louie, Louie" and "Foxey Lady") comes Madrigal, a five-piece group from Spokane. As you can probably guess, the...
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This marks the second time on CD for this one. Having briefly owned this in its original vinyl incarnation, and not deeming it worthy enough to hang on to at the time, this reissue has given this...
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Memory Overflow is a demo from Malcolm Humes, who plays guitars, synth, loops, etc. The disc contains some very rough mixes from the catalog of his recordings throughout an 11-year period...
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A five-piece from Vigevano, Mary Newsletter forges their sound from strong folk and classical roots and the sensibility of the best seventies Italian progressive rock using dual guitars, keys, bass...
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Belle Antique have really come full circle now, with this release — a solo keyboard work from Hosokawa, a native Japanese composer. The album consists roughly of six solo piano pieces,...
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As one of the several Japanese symphonic rock groups of worthy note, its good to see that Midas have released a second album, as their Beyond the Clear Air was one of the better in a genre...
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