Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Founded in the mid-70s, the West Midlands band Swell Maps occupied a category all their own, combining post-psych experimentation with a fiercely independent DIY spirit. Centered around brothers...
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With their latest full-length studio album, Stick Men make it clear what field their roots have grown from. Let’s THRAK Again obviously references
Malcolm Galloway has a full plate — not only does he compose and produce work as a solo artist, he is also one of the main composers, singers, and multi-instrumentalist for his prog band Hats...
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First off, this is a most unusual release for Spotted Peccary Music, a label that typically focuses on electronic ambient music with beautiful melodic themes and smooth edges. This one is very...
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Think Like a Key continues its excavation of regional obscurities with Basement Sessions, a collection of recordings made by New Jersey's The Shades between 1978 and 1980. The title...
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When compared to the previous releases I’ve heard by Spanish drummer Xavi Reija (Resolution...
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On their fifth studio album, Edena Gardens makes a grand statement that seems to be what all previous releases were leading up to. The album’s six long tracks are grouped into four parts that...
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Stratosphere is the nom de plume of Belgian multi-instrumentalist Ronald Mariën, who has been releasing music since the early 90s. Like his countryman Dirk Serries (whom he has collaborated...
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Over the years, my relationship with British psych cult musician nick nicely has been something of a slow-motion conversion. When I reviewed
The last year has brought us two releases from keyboardist Tim Morse: a new, expanded version of his 2005 album Transformation and a new studio album, The Fourth Crossing. The...
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