Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Dutch sound artist Michel Banabila has a rich back catalog dating back to 1983 (at least 71 albums plus numerous EPs, singles, and compilations). His latest outing, Echo Transformations,...
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Android Trio moves to Cuneiform for their second album, and it’s a worthy addition to the label’s catalog. The band’s first album, Road Songs (2017), featured the trio of...
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Cactus was formed in 1969 out of the ashes of Vanilla Fudge, with Tim Bogert (bass) and Carmine Appice (drums) getting together with Jim McCarty (guitar) and Rusty Day (vocals). McCarty had played...
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After Weingarten’s previous album, Ember Days, one certainly wouldn’t...
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Venezuelan composer and keyboardist Oksana Linde, whose work remains largely unpublished save for a couple tracks on various artist compilations of electronic music, studied piano from a very young...
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City Weezle’s second album is a strong entry into the stream of music that was pioneered by Frank Zappa, Cardiacs, and Mr Bungle. This is insanely precise music that jumps from style to style...
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Heavenscape, from St. Petersburg, Russia is another new band to me. Consisting of Egor Tryapitsyn (guitars, lyrics, and vocals), Polina Shmurygina (bass), and Dmitry Fytov (drums), this trio...
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Caligonaut is yet another in the seemingly endless stream of Norwegian progressive rock projects featuring an all-star lineup. Ole Michael Bjørndal (guitar, vocals) is at the helm, and we...
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Shamblemaths is a Norwegian band that sets itself apart from all the other Norwegian bands largely by the prominence of woodwinds in their progressive rock. Lots of bands have a sax or flute in the...
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