Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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When I think of the albums by Eclectic Maybe Band, I tend to remember the spaced-out funky jazz grooves. They’re somewhat reminiscent of Bitches Brew, and I really love that sound. I...
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A couple years back we published a review of Aquatic and Other Worlds...
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Here at Exposé, our first encounter with Alan Jenkins was with his band called The Thurston Lava Tube, which played experimental surf music. Jenkins has many other projects,...
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A while back I wrote a few words about Dirk Serries release Streams of Consciousness...
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As usual, this latest release by Canadian composer and multi-instrumentalist Terry Draper, perhaps best known for his days in the late 70s as one third of Klaatu, is nothing short of a collection...
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By my count, Portraits is the eleventh Jack o’ the Clock album, and it’s a wonderful blend of old and new in terms of their style. For the old, we have the intricate...
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Soheil Peyghambari is an Iranian woodwind player now based in Paris, best known for his work on clarinet and bass clarinet. Kevin Kastning and Peyghambari collaborated as a duo on The First...
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It was back in 2015 when I first heard the band called Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate, and since then I’ve heard all seven (now eight) of their albums, along with a handful of EPs and...
» Read moreThe Seaprog organization, which has presented numerous events in Seattle, is back for 2025 with Cascadence. The event will happent Saturday, June 14 at the Rainier Arts Center, with Gong as the headliner.
After the Covid pandemic forced the cancellation of the 2020 festival, the organizers found themselves without a venue and with doubtful prospects to continue, but they have come up with a rebranding and a new energy.
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