Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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There is a dearth of information about Wilderspool. The name is apparently a UK locality, a brass band, and now a pop psych band. Beyond that, good luck finding anything about them. Even though...
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When approaching a band like The Spacelords, I always find myself wondering how music that does such a faithful job of mining the sounds of the past can still be enjoyable for a person who’s...
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Across this album’s eight tracks we have Guy Segers (bass, vocals on some tracks, guitar-synth, organ, bells, taiko drums, bongos, gamelan, keyboards, and floating sounds, all track...
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Nearly 50 years into a musical journey that has explored world folk traditions, electronics, jazz, ambient music, medieval textures, and progressive rock, Portland multi-instrumentalist Daniel...
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As it turns out, what’s next from the German duo cHoclat FRoG is What’s Next? a set of eight tracks that expands their sound even further from their beginnings. Father (Rainer...
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Somewhere between his other endeavors of gigging and recording with French TV, owning and operating a world class recording studio, and lending his keyboard playing to other artists’...
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The Fox's lone 1970 album For Fox Sake is one of those worthy underground releases that slipped through the cracks, only to become a collector's item years later. Previously...
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Cheer-Accident has always been a hard band to pin down stylistically. Some of their albums are very much in what you might call the Avant Prog arena, while others lean towards melodic pop and...
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The four lengthy tracks herein represent a collaboration between good friends New Mexico based synthesist Chris Meyer (Eurorack modular synthesizer, Korg wavestation, ASM Hydrasynth, Folktek Nano...
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