Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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We’re all familiar with the swooping outer-space sound of the theremin, the venerable electronic instrument played by waving the hands in the air around an antenna, so when I received a copy...
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Besides leading the New York art-rock band Dadadah, Kitty Brazelton composes...
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Considering the cover of this album, you d think that a degree of magic or mystery would surround this album. Mark McDowell has spent a short amount of time in the UK underground scene with...
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This trio put out quite an impressive CD of smoldering...
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The virtuoso trio of Michael Manring, Scott McGill, and Vic Stevens returns with a double CD that is split into separate acoustic and electric discs (or as they refer to it, “left...
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And now for your listening pleasure, two CDs of improvs and jams from Scott McGill, Michael Manring, and Vic Stevens. The discs are labeled “right brain” (electric) and “left...
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Whatever else you might say about Parallel or 90 Degrees, they do have an obsession with dark subject matter: the first seven tracks are grouped as parts 1 to 6 (two are instrumental – go figure) of... » Read more
With In Absentia, Steven Wilson and company add a few new tricks to their musical bag, the first being really heavy riffing. Not that a heavy riff is anything new to this band, but these...
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High Infidelity is Present’s seventh release of intelligent music that extends the tradition laid down in Trigaux’s previous releases. This new CD contains three songs: "Souls for...
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Kansas was pretty widely exposed back in the 70s, and while they were basically similar to other bands of the era, there was a hint of the progressive sound that appealed to many fans of more...
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