Exposé print issues (1993-2011)
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Don Falcone’s Spirits Burning projects continue forward with direct source material from sci-fi novels. Mostly he’s been crafting musical themes and lyrics influenced by or loosely...
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Even without resorting to applying genre labels to music, I can definitively say that I dislike smooth jazz. I don’t care if there’s a marketing category with that name, and I...
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Perhaps at one time long ago, there was a band called The Instigations, or at least a plan for one; some earlier albums feature other players as guests on various tracks, but at this point The...
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By my count, Open Up the Door is the sixth full-length release by Das Rad, and it is a fine example of the unique path they’ve taken with their music. As I mentioned reviewing
4Element was originally a quartet that formed in 1999 and released two albums in the early 2000s, Living Spirit (2000) and Duplicity (2005), before members went their separate...
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In the crowded universe of Kavus Torabi, which includes recent releases by both Gong and Cardiacs, October by Name might seem almost like a side project. But while it contains only six...
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It seems like forever since I first encountered Spontaneous Rex at Seaprog 2014 and followed up with a review of the band’s first album
Released on October 21, 2026, what would have been the 50th birthday of longtime keyboardist and vocalist Stig Arve Kvam-Jørgensen, Sorgens Kapittel is both a tribute and a...
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I have to admit that I’m not sure what to make of Refestramus. It’s certainly evident that there are skilled musicians involved, playing music that runs from what might be called Adult...
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Two by Twilight is a powerful portfolio of ten tracks highlighting the collaboration between multi-instrumentalists Peter Phippen and Eric “the” Taylor. The ancient meets...
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