Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Upon the break-up of King Crimson Mark One, saxophonist Ian McDonald and drummer Michael Giles enlisted the talents of Peter Giles (from Giles, Giles & Fripp) to create a contrasting LP that...
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Missus Beastly arose in Germany’s late 60s psychedelic, revolutionary underground scene which also produced the better-known Xhol and Embryo. As the extensive liner notes for this reissue of their... » Read more
Tamura is a trumpeter and (at least on the few records this writer has heard) one of Japan’s leading free-jazz protagonists. This one is a little different, though, clearly moving further out...
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Egypt has fascinated rock musicians to varying degrees over the years: Agitation Free, Nik Turner, Anubian Lights, Amenophis, Pink Floyd, Cosmic Jokers, Dissidenten, Gong, and Hawkwind to name a...
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For those not in the know, Niacin is music biz vets and session aces John Novello on Hammond B-3, Billy Sheehan on bass, and Dennis Chambers on drums. The inspirationbehind the band was to recreate...
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This is my first encounter with this classic German group, so knowing that the tracks are outtakes from their 1972 sessions for the album Four Letter Monday Afternoon didn’t tell me...
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Ozone Player is an electronic project created by Otso Pakarinen, but a real oddball one that doesn’t fit into any of the schools of electronic music. It’s not heavily sequenced,...
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Ron Anderson is a musician, composer and improviser who has been involved in numerous projects over the years, including Rat At Rat R, The Molecules, Vacuum Tree Head, Guapo, Metal Eater and many...
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Paul Cram is a Canadian composer and tenor saxophonist who has been on the Canadian scene for nearly twenty years. From free jazz based projects to television soundtracks, the man has made the...
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You can count on the words to be insightful, sometimes bitter, and never trivial. The music always seems to serve the words, not the other way round. With many songwriters, you find lyrics that...
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