| 1. Musical Findings |
| 2. Waiting for the Go |
| 3. Double Standard Booth |
| 4. Walk Fast |
| 5. Upping the Ante |
| 6. We Love You Lots |
| 7. Broken Record |
| 8. Unicorn on the Kob |
| 9. Making Friends |
| 10. Self Control |
Editorial Reviews
About the Artist
Land of Chocolate was formed in 2000 by Philadelphia-native Jonn Buzby, who had played drums in Finneus Gauge, but now shifted to the role of keyboard player and lead vocalist. The new band's first CD, Unikorn on the Cob, was released in 2001 and featured Brian O'Neill on guitar, John Jens on bass, and ex-echolyn drummer Jordan Perlson on drums. While the debut album was very well received, personnel problems set in and Buzby relocated to Chapel Hill, North Carolina and reformed Land of Chocolate to include John Covach on guitar and vocals, Gerald Wilson on bass and vocals, and Wes Hare on drums. The new line-up released the EP Assorted Non-Pareils in August 2003, and then the full-length CD, Regaining the Feel in July 2004.
Product Description
Released in 2001, Unikorn on the Cob is the debut CD from this progressive rock band led by Jonn Buzby. Land of Chocolate's music blends traditional progressive rock with jazz-rock fusion and quirky alternative elements, producing tracks loaded with catchy chromatic melodies, startlingly shifting harmonies, and angular, odd-meter rhythms. Fans of 70s Yes, Genesis, Pat Metheny, and John McLaughlin, as well as fans of 90s Mr Bungle and Faith No More will appreciate this complex yet thoroughly tuneful rock music.
Land of Chocolate was formed in 2000 by Philadelphia-native Jonn Buzby, who had played drums in Finneus Gauge, but now shifted to the role of keyboard player and lead vocalist. The new band's first CD, Unikorn on the Cob, was released in 2001 and featured Brian O'Neill on guitar, John Jens on bass, and ex-echolyn drummer Jordan Perlson on drums. While the debut album was very well received, personnel problems set in and Buzby relocated to Chapel Hill, North Carolina and reformed Land of Chocolate to include John Covach on guitar and vocals, Gerald Wilson on bass and vocals, and Wes Hare on drums. The new line-up released the EP Assorted Non-Pareils in August 2003, and then the full-length CD, Regaining the Feel in July 2004.
Product Description
Released in 2001, Unikorn on the Cob is the debut CD from this progressive rock band led by Jonn Buzby. Land of Chocolate's music blends traditional progressive rock with jazz-rock fusion and quirky alternative elements, producing tracks loaded with catchy chromatic melodies, startlingly shifting harmonies, and angular, odd-meter rhythms. Fans of 70s Yes, Genesis, Pat Metheny, and John McLaughlin, as well as fans of 90s Mr Bungle and Faith No More will appreciate this complex yet thoroughly tuneful rock music.
Unikorn on the Cob,Land of Chocolate,Slipt Disc Records,Land of Chocolate is twisted, eclectic, quirky musical fun - thinking person's music for the individual who wants their music with a little extra flavor... in other words, MUSIC TO MAKE YOUR MOUTH WATER...
Jazz Music:
- Very Live at Ronnie Scott's London, Set 2 [Live]
- Way I Feel [Import] [Limited Edition] [Original recording remastered]
- Were You There
- While My Guitar Gently Weeps
- Wishful Thinkin' [ENHANCED CD]
- Woody Allen's Film Memories [Import]
- World on a String
- 1941-1949
- 5 By Monk By 5 [Hybrid SACD]
- A Week at the Blue Note [Box set] [Live]
Jazz Music
Contrastes for Violin Clarinet & Piano
Eyeopener [CD-single] [Enhanced] [Import]
Discipline [Original recording remastered]