Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Biogenesis is the kind of overblown sci-fi epic that has both a built-in audience and legions of detractors. The fact that it comes from Japan’s Ars Nova, not exactly known for...
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Biogenesis marks the sixth release for this Japanese trio. And if nothing else it’s not just “another ArsNova CD.” Keiko Kumagai’s brush with the master of...
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Audra is the stylishly gothic venture of brothers Bret and Bart Helm who originally hailed from Chicago. Going to the Theatre is the trio’s second CD after three West Coast tours and...
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This new offering from my favorite prehistoric animal noise group certainly lives up to the high standards of their previous releases, and over the long term may turn out to be one of my favorites....
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Birdsongs is back! The lineup hasn’t changed since Petrophonics: Eric...
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If music can evoke various images, ideas, and concepts, such as nature, history, war, culture, concepts from literature, and so on, then the music of Birdsongs of the Mesozoic — for this...
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I’ve never heard Blast before, but a couple of the members were part of the group Otolithen, whom some readers...
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English trio Brandywine Bridge released its LP, An English Meadow, in 1978. The album, just reissued by Kissing Spell, contained twelve original songs penned in the style of traditional...
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Why is it that I always end up reviewing CDs like this late at night? In fact I’ll probably be conked out long before the disc is finished; fortunately I’ve been playing this one at...
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The opening tracks offer sweet bits of melodic a capella and seemingly lighthearted lyrics mixed with grinding industrial guitars, experimental ambient bits and noisy cacaphonic interludes, all...
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