Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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When the freewheeling chaos and confusion suddenly takes form and finds order, one has to wonder whether this live set recorded at the Victoriaville festival between two of Japan’s premier...
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The Blues Project is remembered as an innovative, somewhat erratic band of the mid-60s who combined rock with folk, blues, and jazz. In 1967 they split up, with some members going on to form Blood,...
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Back in #21 I reviewed a CD by a Mexican band called Similares y Conexos. This is the second...
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The Sleepytime experience is one not soon forgotten; part of what makes it special is the banter and humor that inhabits their set between the regular songs. If you're looking for that stellar...
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The BBC tape archives have long been rumored to contain many long lost recordings by many of best English groups. Most of Hux Records latest two-CD set is a further extension of the excellent...
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I know it may seem like a glamorous life to be a music critic, getting all those free CDs, getting into shows for free, hobnobbing with the stars. But I assure you, it’s not all it’s cracked up to... » Read more
Taal’s Mister Green (2002) [reviewed in Exposé #23] was an impressive debut disk. I’m happy to report that Skymind, the second album, is just as...
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Taal is a ten-man group that lives up to their medium profile hype by merging high drama with well-crafted semi-classical influences. Guitarist Anthony Guibard and violinist Manu Fournier prove...
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I guess I can’t blame whoever invented the term “math rock”. After all, if you called it what it really is – prog rock, or more accurately, art rock – only people who...
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The Dutch Flat doesn’t sound much like the other bands I’ve heard in the post rock genre, but if you have to put them in a genre, that’s probably where they’d go. Tim...
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