Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Belgian Danny Budts has done it again with another fine piece of electronic space music, perfectly balancing long stretches of ethereal ambience with totally fun sequencer energy. Starting with the...
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Here we have another in the continuing series of electronic concept albums from French synthesist Jean-Luc Hervé Berthelot. This one tells the story of an interstellar conflict between an...
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The Interzone Mantras is this Canadian band’s fifth full length release, and shows a continuing refinement of their style, which is (to simplify a bit) Led Zeppelin inspired rock...
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After three years of touring, writing, and recording with Gong and various individual projects, Theo Travis has finally found the time to gather his wits and record his own new disc. Special guest...
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The legacy of Steve Winwood arguably extends from psychedelic pop roots to what would become a staple of 70s progressive rock. Island records has shown the proper care for Winwood's old...
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Goth-folk band Unto Ashes is now a quartet. Comprising vocalists / multi-instrumentalists Michael Laird, Melody Henry, Natalia Lincoln, and Ericah Hagle, the group primarily uses keyboards,...
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This compilation is the brainchild of Paul Ellis of Dweller at the Threshold. Twelve diverse tracks are seamlessly merged together into a surprisingly cohesive whole. Beginning with his own track,...
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The third volume of the Canterburied sounds series merits a bit more scrutiny than several of the other collections assembled by Brian Hopper (saxophonist and Hugh's brother who appeared on...
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The title on this one pretty much explains it. These nine tracks are the perfect accompaniment for any sort of meditative or relaxation activities. The five artists represented here all slot easily...
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The Projekt label comes across as ostensibly a rotating roster of musicians who all guest on each other's recordings in a multitude of odd permutations. On this 100th commemorative release,...
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