Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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In 1989, Vacuum Tree Head was born in a garage in San Jose, California, a collaboration between two talented multi-instrumentalists, Michael De La Cuesta and Jason Berry, plus whatever musicians...
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Norway’s indie rock band Yobrepus is back with their sophomore release, Mycelium Days, which continues the fungal theme from their 2017 debut release Blakc Mould. Intrigued...
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This reissue of a rarity from 1970 has two distinct points of interest: the story of how it came to be, and the music itself. As for the story… David Paramor was working as an independent...
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In mid 2019 we reviewed the first Spotted Peccary collaboration between longtime electronic music veteran Craig Padilla and Northern California based multi-instrumentalist Marvin Allen titled
At some point after their 2014 debut Swarm, amid the regular turnover that a band would go through over a six or seven year period, San Francisco bay area band Atomic Ape changed their...
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The Third Policeman is a novel by Irish author Brian O’Nolan, AKA Flann O’Brien, written between 1939 and 1940. Failing to find a publisher, O’Nolan pulled his manuscript...
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Pyrior is a trio based in Berlin with their own take on psychedelic rock. While heavy riffing could be considered the core of their sound, they take the time to present some acoustic music as well....
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The artist at hand, Bernd Scholl, is a German composer and synthesist, a disciple of the Tangerine Dream sound of the late 70s, a smooth and gentle style featuring bright splashes of tonal color...
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Magenta’s composer and multi-instrumentalist Rob Reed is not one to shy away from ambitious projects. 2013’s The Twenty-Seven Club focused on musicians who died at the age of...
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I’m starting to get tired of all these French bands that play tricky, proggy math rock. Not that any of them are bad, boring, or repetitious — far from it — it’s just that...
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