Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Ireland’s answer to the Incredible String Band, Dr. Strangely Strange, arose out of two Dublin communal houses in the late 60s. Their odd name was the result of combining a favorite saying of...
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Truce stands as one of the highlights of Markus Reuter’s solo career so far, so expectations are...
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Fantasy and sci-fi novels, screenplays, short stories, poetry, songs, and song lyrics are just some of what John Shirley is known for. He’s written lyrics for a number of Blue Öyster...
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Listening to the new Us and Them album … And I Observed the Blue Sky is as comforting as being held in your mother’s embrace, cuddling you and assuring you that everything...
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Wadada Leo Smith has been a very prolific musician and composer the last few years, though this seven CD set includes compositions that date back to 1980 and earlier (if you count early drafts of...
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The Claudio Scolari Project is back for more adventures in trippy cosmic jazz, this time almost seeming like a full album continuum — actually there are breaks between some of the eleven cuts...
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The new Triptides album, So Many Days, leaves me flat. Triptides has been California dreaming ever since their 2010 college days in Bloomington, Indiana. They moved to LA about six years...
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The early 80s must have been a tough time to be a member of a band like The Enid, known for a decidedly symphonic, though not entirely reverent, take on rock music. After being with The Enid since...
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