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Eraldo Bernocchi - Rosebud

Whether he’s noisily rocking in Metallic Taste of Blood or providing inventive electronic atmospheres for Prakash Sontakke, one thing you can count on from Eraldo Bernocchi’s music is...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2018-02-10)

Atomic Rooster - Sleeping for Years - The Studio Recordings 1970-1974

Atomic Rooster was one of the most spirited and pioneering progressive rock units of the early 70s in Britain, and this four-disc clamshell box set certainly goes a long way to offer the evidence...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2018-02-09)

Embryo - Live

When Embryo founder and bandleader Christian Burchard left this world in mid-January of 2018 at age 71, the sad news gave temporary pause to all my other listening activities and I was suddenly...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2018-02-09)

Billy Cobham - Shabazz

In 1974, drummer Billy Cobham took advantage of a break in activity for Mahavishnu Orchestra by putting together a band to play Montreux and other shows in Europe. His band included the musicians...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2018-02-08)

Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti

My first copy of this in high school was probably like most, with the die cut windows starting to wear. Back then I liked some of the songs, but over the decades the album has improved with every...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 2018-02-08)

Led Zeppelin - Untitled (AKA Led Zeppelin IV)

So perhaps this is one of the most obvious picks when it comes to great albums — it's the source of a few of the most popular classic rock songs that ever hit radio. I remember moving to...

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(Posted by Mike McLatchey 2018-02-08)

Decades of Amazing —
A Look at Cuneiform Records

On February 2, Cuneiform founder Steve Feigenbaum announced that the label was going on hiatus, with its future uncertain. There’s been a lot of discussion online (and no doubt in real life as well) about What It Means, so there’s no need for Exposé to chime in on that front. What we’d like to do instead is take the occasion to look back at just what Cuneiform has been since its inception, and what it has contributed to the musical landscape in terms of what we value here.

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(Posted by Jon Davis, Peter Thelen, Pam Thompson, Mike Borella 2018-02-08)