'Thank God for Sean Taylor. The North Londoner has delivered a body of work in 'Angels' that kills the rumour that protest songs are a thing of the past. If there is any justice in the world, you will see Sean Taylor on the acoustic stage of every major festival during 2008' LOVE MUSIC HATE RACISM (full review at www.myspace.com/seantaylorsongs)

'fantastic ... doesn't waste a single note. Something that is as true when he's playing keyboards as it is when he's playing guitar as it is playing harmonica. 'Angels' builds on some great foundations. It provides a bitter harvest for the soul, but does so with ethereal beauty.' Fatea Magazine (Full Review at http://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/seantaylor.html )

'A real gem of an album' REPLAY MUSIC

'a must for followers of the English blues scene' ACOUSTIC NOTES

'Wonderful' GLOSS CLUB

'Exceptional ... reminiscent of JJ Cale or Nick Drake' SIX BELLS FOLK N' BLUES CLUES CLUB

'Principles of peace, tolerance and social justice shine through in his latest work' MILITANT ENTERTAINMENT

'Eleven tracks that should be in everyone's blues collection' MANCHESTER BLUES FESTIVAL

'This album illuminates the darkness and reaches out to the soul. Sean's guitar work is exquisite and blended with lyrics 'Angels' builds to produce a truly accomplished piece of work' URBAN LAWNS FESTIVAL

'reminiscent of John Martyn in his finest hours' FISHBOWL ACOUSTIC

'Exquisitely emotive … a true journeyman effort' ORIGINAL VIBE

'Smooth vocals and great melodies. Stirring' BED SPRINGS MUSIC

'Mesmerising .. An excellent example of the heights one man and a guitar can reach' THE GOOD SHIP

''Angels' displays increased maturity and invention in Sean's songwriting that is the rarest of joys' BULLS HEAD

'beautifully understated, supremely honest and breathtakingly compelling ... vocals with stunning blues empathy ... a superb album 10/10' TOXIC PETE

'Spellbinding' Radio Hampshire

'A great artist … huge potential' Blues PL

'Smooth vocals and great melodies. Stirring' Bed Springs Music

'Album of the Year’ Fatea Magazine

'Sean is a real talent - listen to 'Angels' again and again, you will hear and experience different feelings at every turn and track. A real gem of an album' Replay Festival

'unique and wonderfully crafted album expressing great emotional depth and inhibited artistry. Taylor is a brilliant singer songwriter with huge potential.... reminiscent of John Martyn in his finest hour ...four stars' Irish Post Jan 2008 feature

‘exceptional … reminiscent of J J Cale or Nick Drake’ Six Bells Folk & Blues Club

'Across many religions Angels typically act as guardians or messengers. A befitting title as this album illuminates the darkness, uncovers inner demons and reaches out to touch the soul. Sean's guitar work is exquisite and blended with accomplished lyrics, Angels haunting beauty builds to produce a truly accomplished piece of work. Sean's managed to capture the spirit of his live performances in some remarkable tracks" Urban Lawns Festival

'Angels continues the rise of an artist of immense significance to the English blues acoustic scene … genius’ Native Tongue

'Songwriting perfection that absolutely takes your breath away ... a sonic journey of immense proportions'' NATIVE TONGUE

'A beautifully crafted album that showcases Sean's virtuoso guitar playing and haunting vocals ... imagine an indie film that won every festival going ... 'Corrugations' is its soundtrack'CHERRY BANG RECORDS

'... a great album ...' THE TROUBADOUR

'Sean Taylor sits comfortably in the genre created by Tom Waits but this masterful album is unique ... The contrast of guitar and keyboards adds light and shade to a great musical performance' BLACK CAT MUSIC

'A multi faceted blend of instruments, genres and moods ... a brilliant debut album' LEXITRICITY FILMS

'A hugely original album ... outstanding vocals ... a musical roller coaster ' FUTURE RADIO

'... a brilliant singer/songwriter ... 'Amazon' is one of the best guitar instrumentals ever' ENIGMATIC FILMS

'... something special ... exquisite, beautiful ...' PLANET ANGEL

'... music with indefatigable grace ... 'Amazon' - a masterpiece of modern composition' Oliver McGhie CLASSICAL GUITAR MAGAZINE

'Sean Taylor's stunning 'Corrugations' falls somewhere between John Martyn and the late great Elliot Smith' HAM & HIGH

'Fantastic playing ... one to watch for 2007' FATEA MAGAZINE

' ... unique ... wonderfully crafted ... reminiscent of Bob Dylan' FOLK RADIO UK

'Every line and every note is musical perfection ... his guitar work and piano playing are nothing short of superb' BLUES MATTERS MAGAZINE

'Amazing guitar technique ... our tip for the top' THE 100 CLUB

'What a talent Sean Taylor is ... The man celebrates his guitar music as if he were a modern Robert Johnson or Skip Jones ... You can listen to this album again and again' ROCKFABRIK MAGAZINE

'Sean Taylor is a young London-based singer-songwriter with amazing guitar technique and a unique songwriting talent. Our tip for the top!' The world famous 100 Club Oxford Street

'Hard edged bluesy low-fi. A Young exceptionally talented, virtuoso blues guitarist. Sean Taylor performs one of the most hypnotically talented sets around' The Troubadour

'Sean Taylor is a talented singer-songwriter, hailing from nearby Kilburn. Sean is steadily building up a fine reputation and following, having performed at virtually every single venue in town' The Garage

'Raw blues rock from up and coming singer-songwriter Taylor' Time Out

'Raw and bluesy and yet a Tim Buckley meets Marc Bolan thang is apparent' Guardian Music

'Acoustic act that's been making waves on the London music scene over the last year' Orange Productions west 1four

‘Sean Taylor is a young London based singer songwriter playing hard edged blues infected lyricism with echo. He has played over 250 gigs during the last three years across Britain' Green Note

'Raw blues rock from this young singer songwriter' Barfly

'Brilliant Blues singer songwriter. One of platforms regulars. Sean is one of the youngest acts that we've had at Platform, but his bluesy guitaring skills belie his age. He really is a talent worthy of keeping an eye on and we're delighted to welcome him back to Platform' Platform Productions

'Sean Taylor headlines, bluesy loops and vocals, absolutely fantastic solo artist, trust us' UCL

'Sensational solo act, raw, intense, trippy blues with delayed effects, gritty vocals and lyricism' Marlows (Bristol)

'Using several delay pedals Sean Taylor built up some fascinating textures, the like of which you rarely hear coming from just one performer on stage' The Goose

'A young fresh talent to look out for' Elbow Room

'Next up was Sean Taylor a blues based singer/songwriter from London. He gave us some of his own material. Using a delay pedal for hypnotic effect his performance was reminiscent of the legendary John Martyn' Aberdare Music club

'Dirty blues guitar, played in a style that tugs at the heart strings. Sean Taylor's music has a way of sinking in when you least expect it, so much so that each performance feels like it's directed solely at you' Tall Poppy Records

'Influenced by trance, anime soundtracks, and techno. Sean Taylor fuses samples and loops with live guitar and bass in the mix' The Spitz

'The Live Acts highlighted included an excellent solo performance from Sean Taylor. His unique guitar based blues shone out of the night's proceedings' Pavilion Tavern (Brighton)

'Raw intense trippy blues man. Sean utilises delay effects to create strange sounds over pinned with gritty vocal delivery and lyricism' Cosy Productions

'Unique delay laden guitar sound. Three guitars in one guitar style and dirty blues. Quality. Bluesman Sean Taylor is back to start the night in style with his three guitars for the price of one antics. A unique sound on the circuit' The Twist

'Very much a one-man band. A melancholic feeling of solitude is inherent in each of his songs in this demo. It is a very mellow acoustic CD with a slight Elliot Smith vibe about it. Clearly very personally involved songs with a lot of raw emotion. This emotion is conveyed in a rather laid back manner , making for a very chilled out easy listening kind of sound. Atmospheric' Glasswerk London

'Next up was Back Porch debutant Sean Taylor. Sean played some very tripped out blues tunes that included a barely recognisable cover of The Police's ‘Every little thing she does'. Also impressive was the original tune 'Shoot ‘em dead' a very cool delay-feedback laden dig at George dubbyah Bush no less. Sean will be back on 17th February 2006 Back Porch (Basingstoke)

'A groundbreaking young act with talent beyond his years, a key exponent of the raw blues style. Sean has played all over London. Acoustically stylist and an interesting pedal heavy player. Very watchable' Acoustic Lounge

'A must for anyone who loves low down dirty gritty vocals and equally unhinged guitars' Up All Night Promotions

'Hard edged songwriting' Big Note promotions

'Stripped down trashy blues' Bug Bear Promotions

'Excellently crafted songwriting' Chromium Records

'Young, bluesy vocalist and guitarist. When he recently performed a two song floor spot we immediately invited him back for a longer slot. Not to be missed' The Railway Tavern

'Innovative and forthright and offers something original' Tanners Festival

'Quality singer songwriter' The Well (Luton)

'Raw and bluesy. Gritty and unhinged' Felon Records (Southampton)

'Excellently crafted songwriting from bluesy vocalist and guitarist' The Promenade (Bristol)

'Young singer-songwriter who has established himself as a mainstay on the capitals acoustic circuit' The Windmill

'Sean Taylor is one of London's finest young singer songwriter's' Line In Promotions

'Back with his darkly hypnotic and looping space-blues, MrTaylor will be looking to slowly get under our skin and spook us again' Walrus Acoustic Club

'featuring headline act SEAN TAYLOR -fantastic guitarist with a dynamic use of effects pedals' Silver Moon (Hitchin)

'Tonight we got this young guy from London coming up, checked out his demo and he sounds pretty special' Hope & Anchor (Coventry)

'atmospheric acoustic soundscapes from SEAN TAYLOR' Rhythm Factory