Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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I don’t tend to be a big fan of live albums. One reason is that they often waste the technological capabilities that compact discs offer in terms of fidelity. Another reason is that most...
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Boud Deun continues to mature and refine their expansive fusion sound on this, their third studio release. Those already familiar with the band will find plenty of the high-energy jamming,...
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Releasing two separate CDs virtually simultaneously may not be the best way to maximize sales, but Boud Deun has never been a band to follow convention. Their new studio album, The Stolen...
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Did they top Astronomy with Bicycle? It's hard to say. I must admit that Boud...
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This one took me several listens before I could even begin to pin it down enough to write a review. Covering a wide spectrum of art rock, Box of Crayons are certainly interesting. Their starting point... » Read more
The third release from California Guitar Trio finds them on familiar ground and also stretching out a bit. Familiarity is served up on tracks where the trademark CGT formula is in full evidence:...
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Fans of Steve Tibbetts, especially those who prefer the world-beat master shredder of Exploded View (1986) or
Torn again! This guy should need no introduction, he’s played with Jan Garbarek, Bill Bruford, Everyman Band, Andy Summers, Polytown, and has produced a number of exceptional albums under his...
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After a lengthy hiatus, Helios Creed has returned with a new Chrome album. Having never heard a Chrome album before I cannot say if this is representative or not. I can tell you one major influence...
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Swiss quintet Clepsydra sport your typical neo-prog lineup of vocals/guitar/bass/keys and drums and on Fears they hold true to the neo-prog sound. Early Marillion comes to mind, especially on the...
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