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Salt Lake City's after-hours, underground and EDM artists are having a moment.
The stage is an altar of marigolds and painted skulls in a salute to Día de los Muertos, flanked on both sides by writhing, glistening pole dancers.
Arica Roberts B.I. Empey It's the witching hour, and VI:BRA—Miel Franco Pérez, founder of ¡Dyked!—is dressed in a simple blue bandeau, sarong and long white wig as Princess Kida from the 2001 film Atlantis: The Lost Empire . As they perform a live DJ set at the late-night warehouse Plumhouse, just west of Salt Lake City's downtown core, an 800-strong, packed-house crowd of sapphic, non-binary and trans attendees goes absolutely wild.
It's a bacchanal of alternative sexuality. The stage is an altar of marigolds and painted skulls in a salute to Día de los Muertos, flanked on both sides by…
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