Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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My only previous exposure to this ‘band’ was 1994’s Els Nostres Petits...
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Apparently these guys kicked ass at Baja this year. I didn’t get to go, but it piqued my curiosity about their music. Amarok is a rather large ensemble from Spain playing ethnic-influenced...
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The previous release by this SF Bay Area world-fusion unit led by guitarist Matthew Montfort was 1993’s Asian Fusion (reviewed in Exposé #2), so after such a long lapse we were caught off... » Read more
Annbjørg Lien’s career has taken her from traditional Norwegian solo fiddling to 2000’s Baba Yaga, with its progressive and world music influences. On this live release, she and her band... » Read more
Leave it to guitarist Bill Frisell to alternate jazz takes on American roots music with a turn together among two of the 70s' most venerated jazz sidemen who played with Miles Davis. Holland...
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Ex-Ultravox member Billy Currie’s fifth album is another tour de force of synthesizers and stringed instruments that captures a unique romantic niche. Currie has been refining his approach for over... » Read more
Guitar legend Richie Blackmore (yes, the guy from Deep Purple and Rainbow) has gone medieval. Under the name Blackmore’s Night, he and his fiancée Candice Night have released several albums of... » Read more
Bob Drake’s fifth solo album is a return to roots as well as a mass consolidation of his previous concepts up to the present moment. From the first piece on the album, the two- minute...
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On NorthSide’s continuum of Nordic music, running from strict traditional to distinctly modern, Bukkene Bruse fall well down on the traditional end. The two fiddles of Annbjørg Lien...
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Originally released in 1988 on cassette only, Weingarten’s second ‘solo’ album is a big change from his earlier
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