Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Bill Laswell seems to have never heard a style of music he can’t try his hand at, and this latest album is notable for fusing together the world of underground hip-hop (courtesy of the Anti...
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The second solo album by violinist and composer Billy Currie (ex Ultravox, Visage) traces a narrow path down a lush musical side road. Having completed his tenure with those bands, moving into a... » Read more
A new solo release from Bob Drake is like receiving a cool shrunken head as a sincere gift: you think it's bizarre, but secretly you learn to cherish it. The Skull Mailbox is a set of...
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I’m familiar with Bob Drake from Thinking Plague and 5uus, but this is my first encounter with one of his solo albums. I am somewhat at a loss for words in trying to describe The Skull...
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I’ll admit a slight prejudice against bands with unpronounceable (or questionably pronounceable) names, but a brief review is probably not the time to get into a discussion of the philosophy...
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Carol of Harvest’s self-titled album appeared in 1978 as a privately pressed LP. Stylistically, this German quintet’s music is in the spirit of folksy Krautrock and British psych-folk....
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There is no way I could ever describe this CD better than its author has already done on the liner notes, so allow me some duty-shirking here, to give it to you as clearly as will ever be done....
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Claire Hamill's notoriety as a female vocalist in the singer-songwriter genre is unfortunately not widespread. Possibly her most recognizable contribution was carrying the lead vocal for Steve...
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George Cartwright’s Curlew has seen many a change in his ensemble’s 20-year history. Meet the Curlews! initiates another soirée with veteran bassist Fred Chalenor...
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Most people know Verdeaux from his work with Clearlight back in the 70s. He later did some great collaborative albums with Bernard Xolotl in electronic music, during the years before “New...
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