Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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For those who have followed Erik Wøllo from the beginning in the early 80s, his origins as a jazz guitarist were extremely impressive but only the first step of a very long trajectory, which...
» Read moreWord reaches us today of the death of Ian McDonald, who was a founding member of King Crimson in 1969 and Foreigner in 1976. McDonald's sax work contributed greatly to the sound of In the Court of the Crimson King, and he also did session work for a wide variety of artists, including T. Rex, Daryl Way's Wolf, Herbie Mann, Fireballet, Steve Hackett, and many more. McDonald was born in London June 25th, 1946 and died February 9, 2022 at the age of 75.
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Cousins Sam Regas and Matt McDonald released their sophomore album, Hall of Fame Cities, on November 10, 2021. Hailing from Cleveland, Ohio, 40 miles North of Devo’s birthplace...
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This Australian group got started back in 2005, and has released a number of recordings, but it’s only with these reissues on Bird’s Robe Records that their music will reach an audience...
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One has to wonder whether any of the construction crews or excavation teams who built the BART system (Bay Area Rapid Transit) in the late 60s ever thought that someday, 50+ years on, someone would...
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Swedish composer, electronic musician, and music teacher Thomas Rydell is no stranger to Exposé. In 2012 he collaborated with Uwe Cremer (AKA Level ∏) on Sirius...
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Moving along to the fourth release from Colin Edwin and Jon Durant, Mutual Isolation once again finds the duo working with drummer Vinnie Sabatino, and adds two more musicians into the...
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After 2019’s full-length album Don’t Panic, some members of IZZ have been busy producing Laura...
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We know Jim Matus from his many previous endeavors, from his 90s band Paranoise and his world-fusion ensemble Mawwal, to his improvisational work with Impulse Ensemble, to recent collaborations...
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Welcome to Fruits de Mer Records’ Summer of Love single! Fifty or so years ago there was this campy TV show called The Monkees, also a pop band created specifically for the show, who...
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