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Words: Andy Hughes I always like it when you discover someone in a band moonlighting elsewhere, generally working on something in an entirely different capacity. As 1/5 of anthemic, math-y indie lot Patty Hearst, Manchester based drummer Michael Hawkins ripped it up behind the kit to propel heart-swelling numbers to dizzying highs. These days, he’s a one-man DIY electronica project, with a…
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Curtain Twitcher | Kale & Santos
The Luxe was starting to empty, the customers were dropping like flies now the dancers were climbing down from the stage and Kale watched everybody leave, one by one. Frank watched them silently eyeing each and everyone like they were carrying knives in their pockets. It’s his job, and Kale’s watched the guy do it a hundred times, patted him on the shoulder when he pulls the door open for him, but he’s never really noticed what happened at the end of the night. How careful Frank was at checking them all, like he was counting them out, to make sure nobody was hiding behind the bar or anything.
Maybe it was just Kale and his obviously suspicious mind, but he leaned over the bar just in case before glancing at Beth with a shrug “Can’t be too careful, Darlin’.” he chuckled before glancing to the little red curtain in the corner of the stage, watching it move. “Can i go back there?” he asked, knowing if Lilith was around she’d probably send him packing, luckily he hadn’t seen the Prince all night and Beth was a friend.
The fighter didn’t even wait for a response before he was heading to the curtain, sliding it to the side and stepping behind the scenes, a sight that very few got to see. It probably would of ruined the magic for most people, seeing the dancers in their usual clothes, but Kale liked it. Not that he got let back there a lot.
“Yola!” he grinned the moment he caught sight of the other male, his hands clapping, rubbing together like he was plotting something dastardly. “I’ve come t’ pick ya up, we’re join’ drinkin’, an’ I ain’t takin’ no f’ an answer. Got it?” He picked up what he presumed to be Santos’ coat and tossed it at him.
“Let’s go bub, I ain’t got all day, an’ I wanna get outa here before ya boss finds me!” he chuckled, already turning and heading to the curtain again.
“Cheers Beth, I’ll wait f’ him outside, don’t want Frankie Boy tossin’ my ass out on the street.” he grinned and gave the doorman a cocky wink before heading over to him.