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Jenna: Guitar, vocals (ex-Del-Gators, Honey and Lies)
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“Harking back to an era when the Stones were putting out a single every few weeks,
or when Ike & Tina took other people’s songs and made them their own,
the Sunday Sinners play like what you’d expect to hear at some juke joint in Mississippi: raw soul.”
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“Made up of ex- and current members of les Vautours, les Sexareenos, the Delgators and the Nul Set,
these ladies (and one very lucky dude) serve up soul-slathered hip-shakers that could give
the Detroit Cobras a run for their money. The lead singer possesses pipes of gold.”
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“The voices your hear cruise like a missile and the targets on your soul your it's final victim.”
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“Heart busting lead vocals and Oh Yeah back ups riding the crest of chunk-a-chunk guitar riffs,
all beating along to a rockin' R n' B rhythm! Like wild moths to a vibrating flame, we,
and every other living body in the house was moving in harmony with the sensational shakin' beat coming from the stage.”
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“Come to think of it, very few men in the retro rock 'n' roll scene sing at all. Shrieking and growling
seem to suit them fine. So forgive me for generalizing but it's nice to hear such a band with the
testosterone drained off - tempo over speed, melody over muscle, harmony over crude gang chant.”
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« Grâce à la voix chaude et mordante de Jennifer Roker, les Sunday Sinners s'imposaient
en mai dernier comme l'une des meilleures formations rock'n'soul montréalaises
avec la parution de leur EP The Sweet Jam. »
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“The Sweet Jam finds the group channelling the classic R&B sounds of the '60s,
mixed with dirtier garage rock and psychedelia. Roker's voice - deep, easy and soulful -
is the beacon, evoking Neko Case kickin' back with the Supremes,
or Chrissie Hynde singing for the Staple Singers.”
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“Montreal’s Sunday Sinners play heartfelt hymns that recall the beautifully blurred line
between R&B and gospel’s country twang. On their newest release, Sweet Jam,
on the mysterious Sonik’s Chicken Shrimp label, they layout a six song path of warmly executed soul-soothers.”
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“This cover of the Velvets’ classic finds the young band staying true to the patented
jam while adding their own soulful blend of Jenna’s powerfully emotive vocals and a
commanding Farfisa that works like a charm in the thick haze of reverb.”
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« Les Sunday Sinners sont rafraîchissantes avec leur musique et elles
ajoutent de la couleur dans la scène locale montréalaise. »
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“I had the pleasure of catching these ladies live in Montreal recently and their brand
of mid-tempo 60s soul/r’n’r mixed with a bit of country twang made for an enjoyable, laid back night.”
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“These saucy ladies possess the R&B swagger of the Reigning Sound and Detroit Cobras,
but with the tough sweetness of early Wanda Jackson.”
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