Salvation Circus

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#		Title	Length
1		Aphrodite	3:47	Play
2		King	4:50	Play
3		Outaluv	3:38	Play
4		Loose Ring	4:02	Play
5		Lady Unique	3:52	Play
6		March (How Far Should I Go?)	2:56	Play
7		4 Worlds	5:09	Play
8		Jewelbox	4:11	Play
9		Faith	3:47	Play
10		Spirit	3:23	Play
11		Ur Too Much	4:01	Play
12		I Never Thought	3:06	Play
13		Worship	4:42	Play
14		Venus In Furs (Reed)	3:47	Play

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Description

Lynn Keller was born in El Paso, Texas. She began her music career as the singer in the Austin, Texas art punk band, Reversible Cords (Re*cords) with Bert Crews, Doug McAninch, and Tom Huckabee. At the time she was known as Lin Keller. The Re*cords produced two recordings an EP "33 1/3 x 4" in 1978 and a self-titled album in '79.
In 1981 Lynn started an all girl band called Transisters with Kay Turner and Kathryn Miller.

After three years of U.T. Film School, Lynn moved to New York City. Her first job was sound recording on the cult movie, Liquid Sky. Lynn spent most of the 80's in NYC heading a band called Truth and Beauty Salon playing with Holly George and Susan Ceeley, and various other members who came and went.

By the late 80's Lynn went back to Austin where she started St. Cecilia with Steve Sonleitner and Flynn Mauthe later to be joined by Kaye Klier and Sherry Baby..
While living in Austin, Lynn Keller starred in the Rob Jacks/Shelby Brammer production of "Boy Trouble", which had two successful runs.

Although Keller had been performing to tracks since the early 80's, In 1992, Lynn started a solo career as Cecilia Saint performing more electronic styled music. She worked on the beginning of her album with William Neubauer who programmed many of the songs on the album. In 1995 Keller moved back to NYC and performed for several years as Cecilia Saint doing solo shows as well as performing with back up vocalist, Darryl D' Bonneau; Cellist, Noah Hoffeld; Guitarist, Tom Erno and occasionally Pianist, Mark Gallay. . Since being ordained as an Interfaith Minister in 2001, Lynn has decided to use her given name so she can integrate her music, painting, and ministry.

Lynn Keller is an extraordinary talent. From her journeys into the worlds of punk, opera, electronica and world spiritual music, her songs carry a distinctive flare. Her dynamic voice is both powerful and transcendent, falling somewhere between Grace Jones, Grace Slick with a tinge of Mahalia Jackson.

Her songs have been in various films including "Slacker,""Texas Chainsaw Massacre-The Next Generation"and "Electric Tribe."

Her award winning music videos have been shown in Gay Film Festivals in
New York, Austin, Berlin, Montreal, Toronto and New Zealand.

She has also been in several stage performances including NYC Fringe Festival "24 hour plays", Innocent Theatre Co. production of "Blood Wedding"
and punk musical, "Boy Trouble."

Lynn Keller continues to perform around the New York City area. Check out her website at www.mysticdiscoball.com for more information.