The Chronicles of Father Robin Oslo, Norway
The Chronicles of Father Robin (TCOFR) is a seven headed creature playing
a blend of Prog, folk rock, vintage
rock and psych.
In 2023 they will release their triple debut album, "The Songs & Tales of Airoea", 30 years in the making. A full blown conceptual prog rock trilogy with members from WOBBLER, TUSMØRKE, SAMUEL JACKSON FIVE and JORDSJØ.
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