MTBC and Fawns rock the Owl

Print

The Owl Acoustic Lounge featured some loud rock and roll on Saturday , June 22 courtesy of  Molly the Boy Cat aka bassist / vocalist  Sil Campus, guitarist/vocalist Rob Cooper, drummer Garwin Poff and guitarist Quint Viskup.

Fawns singing through a megaphone at the Owl, June 22. Photo by Richard Amery
 They played their usual set of late ’90s style post grunge abrasive stoner rock and alternative rock,  touching on everything from the Foo Fighters, Queens of the Stone Age and , most prominently, the Pixies, especially with Campus singing ghostly background vocals.


Their set was mostly original alternative rock, but they debut a couple new songs, including a Foo Fightersish number which they noted they had never played in front of anyone before.MTBC playing the Owl, June 22. photo by Richard Amery
 I left early to catch Keith Woodrow’s blues show at the Slice, but arrived  back in time for the last part of an upbeat  set from Fawns, who were also playing new music, with Mercedes Fawns channeling her inner Alanis Morrisette and showing why they are one of my new favourite local bands. 

She pulled out a megaphone to belt out the lyrics to the last number. They just click , with the rhythm section playing in the pocket and Richard Charlton bringing everybody together while Fawns leaped around the stage like a woman possessed.

— by Richard Amery, L.A. beat Editor
Share