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The strobe lights were utilized and the volume was louder than it was for the previous band. These guys seemed to be comfortable displaying their passion in front of the approximately 60 people that were now watching the show. The audience was apparently getting more into the music by this time, as there were a few people playfully nudging each other in front of the stage.

During the show I felt a great vibe from the place. Many people were drinking (alcohol and/or coffee) and socializing, seemingly having a good time. I was really into the music and if it wasn’t a coffee shop and there were enough people up front to start a mosh pit, I would have most likely joined in. I did not feel the usual tension that seems to be present at many local shows.

All five bands there gave a shout out to all the other bands during their set and I thought it was awesome to see local bands supporting each other.