Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Irnini Mons is a French band with an engaging sound that’s a little quirky, very catchy, and full of bouncy energy. Fanny Bouland (drums), Guillaume Carle (bass), Sabrina Duval (guitar), and...
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A few years ago, I wrote about Moppa Elliott’s triple album set Jazz Band / Rock...
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The duo Time Being first appeared around a dozen years ago, give or take, with their debut album A Dimension Reflected, on the Lotuspike label (a subsidiary of Spotted Peccary), and over...
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Composer Kenneth Kirschner’s Three Cellos is the inaugural release on Greyfade’s new folio format, a hardback book with a digital download of the music. Five years in the...
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Active between 1967 and 1971, the UK band Second Hand released two under-appreciated albums, Reality (1968) and Death May Be Your Santa Claus (1971). The original releases of...
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In a world filled with bands built around guitars or keyboards, it’s refreshing to come across a novel combination of instruments. On Fanfares & Freedom, noted saxophonist Paul...
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Stephen Lawrie formed The Telescopes back in the mid 80s, and personnel and stylistic changes have been the norm, so approaching any of their albums is bound to bring up questions. You could get...
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Most have probably at least heard of Deuter; for some reason we had never to date covered any of his music here at Exposé, even though he has released close to 70 albums...
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Ai Phoenix was a Norwegian band active from 1998 to 2014. Today they give rare live performances that draw fans from across oceans. Ai Phoenix brought something new to the Norwegian music scene:...
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