Lipstick Conspiracy
Don't Tell A Soul
© 2004 Lipstick Conspiracy (825346206929)
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Power pop, with "ambitious harmonies backed by delightfully simple guitar riffs, punchy, rhyme-induced lyrics and a whole lot of ego."
tracks
- 1 Just A Girl
- 2 10,000 Days
- 3 Kelly's Song
- 4 Call
- 5 Living In America
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"...the wallop of a regular '80s-style chick-rock band.....Josie and the Pussycats, all grown up."
-- The East Bay Express
"BEST GIRL BAND 2004...the band with the plan..."
-- San Francisco Bay Guardian, Best of the Bay, 2004.
"After decades of dabbling in nonsurgical genderf@#k, rock 'n' roll finally has its first all-tranny band...a glammy '80s dance party in five easy tracks-and a sincere desire to blow your mind."
-- David Schmader, Seattle Stranger / Portland Mercury
"Power pop fivesome...takes you back to sing-along, dance-along 80s hooks with a touch of irony over every word."
-- Lisa Bradshaw, Portland JustOut
"...America's premier all-trans band..."
-- Robert Urban, AfterElton.com
"What an exciting performance! Great chops, great vox, and great tunes."
-- Cru Jones, Emergenza News
"...fast pop guitars and bubblegum hooks...
...less garage pop and more radio from two decades ago...
...air-guitar fantasy made real."
-- Planet Out Buzzworthy.
"...gorgeous guitar-work and introspective lyrics.
...a lot of promise plus a keen fashion sense."
-- Benji Holman, SF Bay Times
"Glitter, sneers, and ridiculously high heels are abundant, as are raging keyboard riffs and catchy lyrics, part of a new CD's worth of original pop songs."
-- San Francisco Weekly.
"[T]he conspiracy is that they are just too good and we look forward to more."
-- EarBuzz.com
"The songs retain a distinct late '80s feel-almost like they came right off of the Miami Vice soundtrack."
-- Houston's Outsmart Magazine.
"Lipstick Conspiracy plays original songs that sound like lost power pop gems."
-- Other Magazine.
"...hard-hitting transgender power pop..."
-- Matt Chaban, Oregon Daily Emerald
"...TG rock band is on the come-up!"
-- KQED
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I Just Can't Get Enough, I Just Can't Get Enough
author: Kelli NicoleOne, Two, Three, Four, Five wonderful reasons to "crank it up" in the car(or wherevah!!)! These songs really inspire me to...well...be the best girl I can be! :-) Love ya Girls, thank you!! :-)
Great EP - and it starts with a Bang!
author: Pixie Bleu"Don't Tell a Soul" is good solid rock with tight musicianship. I was especially impressed with the opening song, "Just a Girl"... it has a great kick to it, and I've been playing it over & over in the car! Looking forward to hearing more!
AWESOME!
author: Dave MontanaThis CD is great. It Rocks. It has hints of Go-Go's, Vixen, even Def Leppard! You got to get this!
Great CD
author: ToddGreat Cd, Love the originality in a class by themselves, I bought this Cd and play it all the time can't wait for the next one to come out.
Instantly accessible, original, the muses are with these girls
author: WylhelminaOriginal, good stuff ... bratty ... fun attitude ... sure of themselves ... pro ... stylin' ... because heard the girls live on several occasions I set the CD on repeat ... wasn't sorry I did ... couldn't turn it off ... at one party snuck CD in the player and just about everyone wanted to know who it was ... it was that appealing! We want more!