Biography
From their website (http://www.thechocolatehorse.com), September 2007. All text is property of the author.:
The Chocolate Horse project began in 2005 as Readymaid lead singer Jason Snell's side-project. Snell wrote and tracked simple 2-minute one-liners with an old acoustic guitar, sometimes a banjo, on a 4-track recorder that only had two working tracks.
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Snell shared his slo-core, folk-tronic tunes with ex-Readymaid multi-instrumentalist, and good friend, Andrew Higley. Higley contributed French horn and experimental saw and bow, which led to a couple small local shows.
Having built a solid set together, the two approached Paul Brumm (Filament, Keynote Speaker). After playing upright bass on early recording sessions, Brumm joined The Chocolate Horse full-time.
After a year and a half of playing shows and recording at the P-Lab (Brumm's studio) and The Stable (Snell's studio), The Chocolate Horse have completed their debut vinyl record on Stable Records, "Patience Works!"
Biography text from Last.fm, available under CC BY-SA.