Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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October Equus has been a going concern since the early 2000s, and generally has featured an all-instrumental six or seven piece lineup featuring cello, flutes, and other woodwinds, plus guitars,...
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The enigmatic DIY psych shapeshifter nick nicely is back with a brand new album that extends his musical explorations into new territory using drum machines, synths, and his vocoded vocals. This...
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With Eric Apoe’s previous album, 2021’s Some Kinda Good News, I noted that Apoe...
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After a debut album that leaned largely on classic krautrock sounds and a
Alieno deBootes (real name Alessandro Pizzin) is a Venice-based keyboardist and producer, born into a musical family, who has been active in the music scene since the 80s, first with his...
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Before there was an instrumental cover of Van der Graaf Generator’s Pawn Hearts and before there was a Fruits de Mer Records with a string of compilations, there was Dome....
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After a mere five years, Bubblemath returns with another album of complex progressive rock that walks a...
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For many years Simon Mayor has been highly regarded as a master of the mandolin, both for his performances, compositions and arrangements of traditionals, as well as his instructional materials...
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Despite Savage Republic having been around since the 80s, Meteora is my first exposure to this LA-based underground post punk band. They released five albums in the 80s, went on hiatus for...
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Choreomanic is a project of bassist Joost van der Graaf, and the self-titled debut album starts with a minute or so of ambient electronics and slow bass notes before jumping into a somewhat manic...
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