Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Arild Brøter, Norwegian drummer, founder, and composer for Pymlico, is a long time fan of both James Bond movies and their scores from the past 60 years. As opposed to the vast majority of...
» Read moreStudio 3 marks the third release by the New York based duo of Rogers & Butler. It matches the high standard set by its predecessor,
While Uroboro’s debut was a sprawling assemblage of two studio sessions lasting well over two hours...
» Read moreWhat we have here are two recordings by Tom Salvatori, whom we have covered in these pages before several times. La Bella Vita consists of five short guitar pieces for solo classical...
» Read moreWhen I first saw this band’s name — and I am probably not alone — I immediately thought of Gone with the Wind and Rhett Butler’s famous exit line “Frankly my...
» Read moreThe first Tu-Ner release was a 2CD set consisting of lengthy tracks — nine pieces, only one of...
» Read moreThe last time I wrote about a Pierre Bastien recording, it was Eggs Air Sister Steel...
» Read moreGreat things take time, and this third full length Nubdug release is one such thing. That guy on the cover wearing a blue suit with a red tie who appears to be doing a little dance as he comes...
» Read moreWith their second release, Portland, Oregon’s Rainbow Face moves into slightly different territory than presented on their excellent debut,
There is the bare minimum of information available about the underground 1970 band from Chicago called Brevity, which featured Rick Vittenson, Mark Breyer, and drummer David Winogrond. I can only...
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