Sheets of rain poured down, in a violent tap dance against the roof of my car. My hands gripped the wheel, my eyes strained. The dark horizons sputtered and a bright flash of lightning cut across it, tearing open the gray like a dagger. In the slowly diminishing distance, thunder boomed. I kept my mind focused on my destination: Amber Blackburn’s birthday show at miniBar in Kansas City. The original lineup was Dirtee Water, Mooncaller, and ENDRID. Unfortunately, the weather

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