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Artificial Joy
Label: Marvel of Beauty
Released: 2010
Track listing: Work; Artificial Joy; Days Run Like Horses; Atmosfear; Laughter;
Telephone; Fame.
Taylor's Universe: Artificial Joy
by Glenn Astarita
Danish composer and multi-instrumentalist Robin Taylor is one of the hardest working progressive rockers in the business. Based on the strength of his rapidly growing discography and forthright intentions, his Taylor's Universe band features some longtime collaborators, despite occasional personnel shifts. Artificial Joy remains consistent with his penchant for imbuing knotty deviations on top of burgeoning ...
Return To Whatever
Label: Mals
Released: 2009
Track listing: Mooncake; July 6th; Haunted Yellow House; The Atlas Clock; Earth; Pink
Island; Mooncake-reprise.
Taylor's Universe: Return To Whatever
by Glenn Astarita
Danish multi-instrumentalist Robin Taylor has a soft spot in his heart for the glory days of 1970s, Canterbury rock fare. The differentiator lies within his translucent mergence of the old with the new. However, noticeably absent from Taylor's Universe is Danish reedman and ex-Secret Oyster saxophonist Karsten Vogel, who has been a mainstay with the unit ...
Certain Undiscoveries
Label: Mals
Released: 2007
Track listing: Mandrake; Little Vic; Nilfish; Majesty 7; Majest
Taylor's Universe: Certain Undiscoveries
by John Kelman
Danish multi-instrumentalist Robin Taylor continues to explore the contemporary progressive rock arena with his group Taylor's Universe on Certain Undiscoveries. Unlike Oyster's Apprentice, which employed six musicians, Taylor practically goes it alone this time, retaining drummer Rasmus Grosell and saxophonist Karsten Vogel. While Taylor's Universe has always been a forum for Taylor's writing (as opposed to ...
Oyster's Apprentice
Label: Marvel of Beauty
Released: 2006
Track listing: Ghost Reporters; That Strange Plaza; Joe Hill's Recorder; Lost Title; Vue (Time Bolero); Aiolos; Iron Wood; The Arrangement.
Taylor's Universe with Karsten Vogel: Oyster's Apprentice
by John Kelman
If I learned anything on my recent trip to Punktfest in Norway, it's that there's a world of music out there which is lucky if it even receives a passing nod in North America. The internet has made it possible to gain access to much of this material, although one has to know where to look. ...
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