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recognized as pioneers in the so-called "transgendered
rock explosion," according to New York Producer and
songwriter, Robert Urban. Spring of 2005 also witnessed
the first leg of Lipstick Conspiracy's national tour,
reportedly titled "Northwest Passage - Miniskirts
& Minibars." Eager friends, fans and fellow-conspirators
were made in Seattle, Tacoma, Eugene and Portland. The
mini-tour was capped with another round of performances
in the Bay Area, including a featured slot on the first-ever
transgendered stage at San Francisco Pride, a spotlight
feature in the comprehensive online GLBTQ Encyclopedia
project, and being named Transgendered Favorite Musician
2005 for the Stonewall Society's Pride in the Arts Awards. |
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October 2005, another milestone,
as the girls graced the cover of the East Bay Express
and reportedly retreated to a secret location to determine
"the future." Buddy Saleman, producer of "Don't
Tell a Soul," was brought in to manage the band and
help secure further success for 2006. Recording arrangements
were made and the girls ended 2005 in pre-production for
the new album. Hitting the ground and running in 2006,
Lipstick Conspiracy won the first round of the international
Emergenza battle of the bands, and is prepared to advance
to the next round. Another historical first for "America's
premiere trans band." The world just changed. |
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The girls of Lipstick Conspiracy
are rumored to be armed and extremely fabulous. |
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January, 2006.
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