Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Evil Joe is a trio of seasoned improvisers featuring a unique combination of instruments. On clarinet we have German Edith Steyer, who has a fairly substantial body of work as a jazz saxophonist....
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Another in Jill Haley’s ongoing series inspired by America’s national parks, Colors Collide brings that number very close to a dozen full length albums now. This celebrates the...
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Earlier this year we reviewed Ruins’ Brain Flakes, a collection of all...
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The independent label Inner Demons Records releases noise, industrial, drone, ambient, and other experimental / extreme audio material by obscure artists, as well as the equally obscure label...
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Deerand is the fourth album from the Iranian group Quartet Diminished, and their first to be released on a label outside their home country. You can find their earlier albums on
Kastning and Clements are no newcomers to collaboration. If I’m counting correctly this is their seventh album working together, and I’m guessing — though I can’t be a...
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Beginning in the early-90s, first with his cassette release Secret Fire and later with his three-piece synthesizer band Dweller at the Threshold, Paul Ellis has released around three dozen...
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Fjieri’s multi-instrumentalist Nicola Lori has just released his debut solo album Urban Vision, inspired by Italo Calvino’s postmodern novel Invisible Cities about a...
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Bloodcog is an improvisational group consisting of Fran Bass (bass), Richard Harding (Chapman Stick), Phil Hargreaves (woodwinds), Richard Harrison (drums, percussion), and Pete Smyth...
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Canadian five-piece Huis has been plying their craft for about fourteen years, with four albums to show for their effort. They have a big proggy sound, somewhere between the neo-progressive sound...
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