CHIN'S MOJO SHOP
There’s so much Chin merch on this page, it’s tough to describe it to you. Just scroll down, I’m a guitarist, not a web designer.
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Buy “Escape From Chin Island!” – studio album (CD with MP3 download codes)
This album reflects shock and struggle from trying to adapt to change. Combining passion and plotting, without knowing what a person can actually correct by willpower and belief. Fighting fate, if that can be done.
Textured, sculpted details. Accompanied by a symphonic orchestra to guarantee epic feels.
Take Chin’s Mojo everywhere you go with your very own CD.
There are 5 new songs and most of them are just wonderful.
Want it autographed by Tom? Glad to do it!
CDs cost $ 5 each, plus $4 shipping to USA.
Buy “Greetings from Mount Chinmore” – studio album (CD with MP3 download codes)
Independently recorded, produced and mixed – this CD is pure Mojo. The album features Chin’s Mojo joined by a Symphony Orchestra. It captures the power of a great, original rock band that you already like. If you can’t kidnap Chin’s Mojo and force them to perform for you at knifepoint, this is the next best thing. Take Chin’s Mojo everywhere you go with your very own CD.
There are 8 new songs and most of them are just wonderful.
Buy “Man O’ War” – studio album (CD with MP3 download codes)
The incredible studio album (released in 2013) “Man O’ War” ; featured 17 tracks and our first collaboration with a symphony orchestra.
Here’s a quote from a review of this groundbreaking album: “Those tracks are just a small offering of the record; and quite honestly, the entire album proves to be just as interesting as the band’s name itself. These songs combine an abundance of styles that link classic rock with modern rock in a way that I don’t think has been done before. I don’t know if the term “cutting edge” would quite be appropriate to use here, though Man O’ War is something along those lines.
It’s just the massive scale at which the tracks are performed and the multiple layers they have (from the vocals to the finely crafted music beds) make them stand out so. It’s very atypical. That’s a good word to use. It goes against the grain, and isn’t that what rock’s supposed to do in the first place? It also sets the bar extremely high for a follow-up, but if the guys and girl of Chin’s Mojo got this creative with this album, I can only imagine what the next one will sound like.”
There are 8 new songs and most of them are just wonderful.