Jennifer O'Connor was the third act on the Kepler CD release show bill, and the second that I saw since work kept me late and I missed Colossal (darn it). I was expecting something quite different from a singer-songwriter. Her simple but well-worded melodic folk-rock certainly made for a juxtaposition with Robot Kill City. She has a voice that reminds me somewhat of another New Yorker, Cat Power. As much as I like Kepler and Robot Kill City, I have to say her style is one I prefer, and she and the band pulled it off really well on gear borrowed from the headliners.
Ms. O'Connor; I really can't say enough good things about her lyrics.

Bassist Len; we had a very brief chat after their set where he praised Ottawa's scene.

Drummer John had a somewhat frenetic style.

More Jennifer.

Hot singer-songwriter action!
Red Panda released
The Colour and The Light on Red Panda in May, she also has a self-released EP and LP.
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