Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Deepspace is back. Already again. It seems like just last month I was writing about his latest independent release
Six albums into their career, Australia’s Datura4 continue to explore aspects of their core early-70s inspirations, presenting eight tracks of solid rock full of great guitar and organ work....
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Not to be confused with Tenebrarium, an Argentinean band that released an album called Deathtrance back in 2014. The better question would be: Is Vrajitor's Tenebrarium, led by the...
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Ovrfwrd’s fifth studio album was released in January of 2024. There Are No Ordinary Moments continues their string of great instrumental rock recordings with ten new tracks of...
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Odd Unit was formed around five years ago by violinist and composer Theo May by bringing together jazz and classical students from several music schools in London explicitly to perform and record...
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Jordsjø, the Norwegian duo inspired by Olivier Messiaen, Popol Vuh, Anthony Braxton, Scandinavian folklore, jazz, and early British prog, return with their fourth studio album,...
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I think I’m probably not alone in this: I was a big fan of Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s early albums — everything from their self-titled album through Brain Salad Surgery...
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Hungarian avant-garde composer László Hortobágyi’s first solo recording remains a powerful statement as to what can be accomplished in a cross-genre pan-world musical...
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Back in issue #13 (1997) we covered Underground and Beyond, which marked the revival of...
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Many of the releases we’ve covered on the Discus label have been pretty far removed from rock and jazz, delving into very abstract sounds and unusual textures. This Celestial Engine is a bit...
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