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Orbit the Fox blend funk with indie rock and lots of energy

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I cut CKXU Loves You short, Saturday, Feb. 9 because I wanted to hear Bocephus King at the Slice, only to find  he had cancelled due to family issues.

Orbit the Fox at the Slice, Feb. 9 Photo by Richard Amery
 Fortunately I was pleasantly surprised to discover Calgary indie rock/ funk band Orbit the Fox. I was impressed with lead singer’s Liam Rene Gonzalez big soulful  voice and his Mick Jaggeresque moves.


 Drummer Dalton Dodginghorse was a blur, locked in with bassist Tyler Simpson to provide a mighty toe tapping groove.


 In places they sounded like a  more funk infused Violent Femmes. They also busted out a cover of Tom Petty‘s “Into the Great Wide Open, slowed things down for a couple  of acoustic songs, then picked up the tempo before ending  their expanded show just before  11.

— by Richard Amery, L.A. beat Editor
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 February 2019 10:50 )  
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