"Isobel Trigger at The Railway club - Vancouver" With roots 
in 
Nelson,
 British 
Columbia,
 and
 based
 in
 Victoria, 
the
 group’s 
aesthetic 
sound 
is 
very 
reminiscent 
of 
their 
British 
Columbian 
upbringing, 
with
 their 
music 
treading 
the 
waters 
between 
folk
rock
 and alternative.
 Lead
 vocalist 
Felicia
 Harding 
showed
 off 
an 
impressive
 vocal
 talent 
and
 range
 from 
the
 get go.
 Comparable
 to
 the 
vocal
 styles
 of 
Sarah
 Harmer,
 and Alanis 
Morissette, 
Harding’s 
vocals
 were
 a 
focal
 point 
of
 the 
group’s 
performance for
 the evening. 
... Energy
 from the group
 was
 consistent 
and 
abundant, 
and 
it
 was
 evident
 that
 the
 band
 was
 more 
than
 glad
 to 
be
 up
 on
 stage 
giving 
their 
best 
performance, 
which was 
refreshingly
 unaffected


"Isobel Trigger Promises to make musical Magic" While Victoria can proudly claim to be the birthplace of several local bands, it's not often that the same bands are simultaneously being claimed by two other cities. But this is exactly the case with quasi-Victoria locals, Isobel Trigger. Isobel Trigger hails from all over Canada (with members from Ontario, Quebec, and BC) and now call Victoria, Vancouver, and Nanaimo home. "Thankfully we're touring most of the time, so it's not really a problem," says Isobel Trigger frontwoman Felicia Harding. "When we're at home we use Skype. Then it's just about getting a good internet connection." ... In a world overrun with people calling themselves musicians, it’s hard for a legit band to make a name for themselves. Luckily, the music of Isobel Trigger is like eating gummy bears on the Scottish moors, but for your ears.