Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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It’s probably impossible to talk about Paul Hanson’s Calliope without mentioning the fact that the lead instrument on much of the music is a bassoon. That’s a fact that...
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Well, this is unexpected. It’s been a long time since the last Radio Massacre International album, and I’d pretty much forgotten about them. Not that there was anything wrong with
Six spontaneous compositions by five skilled improvisers with wide ranging backgrounds from jazz, folk, rock, classical, avant-garde, and of course improv; their performances are indeed occasional,...
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October of 2024 has brought us the latest set of recordings by multi-instrumentalist Thierry Zaboitzeff, a founding member and bassist of Art Zoyd who has been working as a solo artist since...
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Star Quality - Speculations for Guitar and Voice is an attempt by guitarist Keir Cooper and soprano Eleanor Westbrook to take the power of her voice, the grandeur of opera, and electric...
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When presented with a batch of Astral Magic albums, I have to admit that my first thought has nothing to do with the music. How in the world does Santtu Laasko manage to record and release an...
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Seems like only a month ago I was writing a review of Norwegian band Actionfredag’s first album, and already their second album is here, but to be fair that first album had been available...
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It was about a year ago when this writer was diligently listening to Dunmall’s sextet release
Arild Brøter, Norwegian drummer, founder, and composer for Pymlico, is a long time fan of both James Bond movies and their scores from the past 60 years. As opposed to the vast majority of...
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Studio 3 marks the third release by the New York based duo of Rogers & Butler. It matches the high standard set by its predecessor,
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