The Aquarian Weekly

In “All Is Not Lost,” Taylor sets the tone of Between The Walls and explains the record as a whole when he says, “When I look in the mirror I see/Reality/When I look in my mind I find/A fantasy.” As can be heard during the opening minute of “Make The World Laugh,” one of the major highlights of Between The Walls would be the heavy use of blues guitar. While walking that fine line between reality and fantasy, this full-length is for fans of jam bands and experimental rock with all aspects of comm

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In “All Is Not Lost,” Taylor sets the tone of Between The Walls and explains the record as a whole when he says, “When I look in the mirror I see/Reality/When I look in my mind I find/A fantasy.” As can be heard during the opening minute of “Make The World Laugh,” one of the major highlights of Between The Walls would be the heavy use of blues guitar. While walking that fine line between reality and fantasy, this full-length is for fans of jam bands and experimental rock with all aspects of comm

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