Artist:Atlantis Lights

On the curious case of Atlantis Lights, one must consider the following points: • On the evening the crime took place, Caitlin Henderson stated “I didn’t hear a thing. Even an acoustic guitar can be pretty loud, you know. And I was singing too. I was just pretty into it, you know.” • Meanwhile, Jane Hawkey claims to have been practicing piano by an abandoned warehouse. A dark figure was seen entering at 9PM, and exiting again an hour later. There were no other witnesses. • Fingerprint analysis of a rainstick left on the scene revealed the figure in the warehouse to be one Miss Jessica Gay. “It’s where I keep my percussion,” stated the band’s second vocalist. “We’re a bit different, is all. Egg-shakers, tambourines and the like.” • Lyrics found dumped in a skip outside the scene were traced back to the first suspect, Miss Henderson. The contents of the black garbage bag included several counts of powerful imagery and delicate metaphor. “Evidence?” said her lawyer. “These are more ...