Last Updated February 7, 2008

• 2/07/2008 Update: Issue #35 is now shipping. If you are a current subscriber, your copy will be arriving in the mail over the coming weeks. Features in this issue include an interview with Larry Coryell; an interview with Danish fusion stars Secret Oyster; A lengthy interview with Muffins drummer Paul Sears and an interview with La Maschera Di Cera leader Fabio Zuffanti. Our cover story on the Rock In Opposition Event in Carmaux, France last summer will make you wish you had attended, and a feature story with Ian Bruce-Douglas takes the reader from his days as leader of the 60s Boston based psychedelic band Ultimate Spinach right up to the present day; Space composer Craig Padilla takes the reader on a journey through his 20+ year career. And that's not all... Turkish music pioneer Murat Ses covers that country's rich musical heritage. Interviews with British guitarist Tony Harn, flautist John Hackett and Swedish folk-prog band Ritual make this one of our most feature-packed issues to date. ...Plus, as always, hundreds of reviews. 92 pages total.

• 04/01/2004: Our online Index of all issues has now been updated to include all issues up through #28, as well as all reviews exclusively on this website.

• Please Check out Jeff Melton's interview with Gentle Giant guitarist Gary Green: LINK HERE

• Take a minute to check out ProgressoR, The Battle Station on the Virtual Rock Front Supporting the Progressive Rock Movement from Uzbekistan. This very impressive website features articles and reviews of interest to fans of Art-Rock, Jazz-Fusion, Prog-Metal, RIO, and the "Fifth Element". Check it out at http://www.progressor.net

• Gnosis: Please take a minute to check out the Gnosis web site. This important project has a goal of accumulating as mich credible knowledge as possible in the area of progressive and experimental music, via a group of contributors who represent some of the most knowledgeable and learned listeners in the field. Co-founded by Exposé staff writer Mike McLatchey, Gnosis promises to be an important and effective resource for any listener at any level who is interested the range of music that Exposé covers.

• Overseas and Credit Card customers take note: Subscriptions to Exposé are available on-line through The Artist Shop. The Artist Shop also carries a mind-boggling selection of CD releases by independent artists and labels.

• While the Wind and Wire printed magazine is no more, editor Bill Binkelman has moved to a web based approach. According to Binkelman: "we are now totally web-based (although technically not a webzine, I guess). However, the site does review CDs (almost 100 reviews there [now])". Exposé readers can check it out at Wind And Wire. Also, backissues of the printed magazine (W&W issues 1-17) are still available through the site)

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