On Saturday, I was at The Garrison for 2 different acts within the dance-pop genre. First up was Vita and the Woolf. Their set, though reasonably interesting, wouldn't be quite as arresting if not for Jennifer Pague's huge voice on numbers like Bury You. It was as if Janis Joplin decided to do synth-heavy dance numbers. Headliner Yoke Lore's set also had plenty of dance beats, but combined with a folky vibe thanks to singer Adrian Galvin's penchant for the banjo. Unfortunately for both bands, the terrible sound system at this venue hampered their show although Pague fared slightly better.
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