Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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In the rush of new releases for 2026, I’d like to step back to a gem from 2025 that was unfairly overlooked. For those who’ve been paying attention, Laurence Miller is one half of...
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Around nine years ago we published a review of Ma de Re Sha, Rahul Mukerji’s debut album....
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Port-Cucu is an album that hits me in just the right spot. Monsieur Thibault is a band, not a person, and the four members have an infectious take on math-rock that includes healthy doses...
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Following half a dozen or so collaborations with other composers and players, Norwegian bassist and composer Jo Berger Myrhe has released his third solo album on RareNoise, a follow-up to...
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Diego Piñera is a jazz drummer originally from Uruguay, though he’s been based in Berlin for some time now, and his music certainly takes after those European artists who incorporate...
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Several years ago composers Jarguna (Marco Billi) and Chris Russell joined forces for their first collaborative release
Broadly speaking, the career of Cabezas de Cera can be seen in three phases. They started out as a trio with Mauricio Sotelo (various stringed instruments), Francisco Sotelo (drums, percussion),...
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Once upon a time (from 1989 to 1991) Bridget Wishart was Hawkwind’s only ever female vocalist, appearing on one studio album (Space Bandits) and around four or five live albums...
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It’s safe to say that Norway, as a country of less than six million people, punches far above its weight when it comes to music. Here on the Exposé website, we have 217...
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La Rosa was originally built as a Benedictine Monestery nearly a hundred years ago, but was converted into a state-of-the-art live music and events venue in 2025, envisioned as a new cultural...
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