Unikorn on the Cob

Album Review

This disc is really pretty hard to categorize. It shows a lot of elements of progressive rock, with quick changes and fluid virtuosic musicianship. However, there is a quirky bent, and a leaning toward the more modern "alternative" rock sound. Add to that various diverse elements, including a slight Latin flavor at times, and you have a really unusual sonic stew. The recipe provides a lot of entertainment. It does take a little while to get comfortable with this sound, but if you spend the time, it really does pay off. Look at this CD as a meal in an exotic country — you may not know what the food is when you order it, and the flavors may be a bit unusual to the palate, but you walk away feeling good.