www.myspace.com/secretseasonselectronics

location: 5411 penn ave south....minneapolis, mn

i have 8-9 pieces up right now in the back room.
all for sale asap.
i can replace anything that needs to go home
with you right away, so you can buy now and not have to wait
until the end to claim it! prices are lower than ever.
anything that should be 800 bux is 4-600 bux...
all new pieces and a variety of sizes.
please go check it out. contact info for purchase
is available at cafe maude.
or email us at
laurafbennettpainter.blogspot.com
only one month left in the show so see it before its over!
buy buy buyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
laura

picked to click!!!!!! read it at citypages.com or get the paper tomorrow and see it and hold it in your hands...i know i will!!!! this is honest to goodness real feedback and love from the city and its people and will show the non believers ive been serious all along. thank you to all involved and for supporting us.
xoxoxoxoox to andrea, nick and mischke. big love xoxooxoxoxoxo

fun!!!!!!!!! we recorded today on the current to be aired somewhere
between 6 and 8 p.m. on sunday sept. 13th.
yay!!!!
LFB

http://www.sonicbids.com/epk/epk.aspx?epk_id=218472

http://thephoenix.com/Supplements/2009/50States/Minnesota/http://thephoenix.com/Supplements/2009/50States/Minnesota/http://thephoenix.com/SupplMinnesota: Red Pens Minnesota_RedPens CITY: Minneapolis SONG THAT GOT US: " Weekdays [mp3]" ON THE TUBES: MySpace RECORD LABEL: Unsigned WHY THEM? Appropriately sobriquetted, the Minneapolis two-piece Red Pens are like a point-by-point correction of the still-burgeoning revival of early-’90s lo-fi aesthetics — or lack thereof. Call us old-fashioned, but fuck: the Pens’ combination of soupy Goo guitars, plunging nosedives of noise, sing-songy Yo La vocal melodies, and bright sheets of shimmering noise (cassette hiss — is that you?!) is just about perfect. Does it sound a little familiar here and there? A Bee Thousand times yes, but isn’t that kind of the point: figuring out what made us all stop rocking this truly? BONUS BIT! Astute indie-pop dweebs of a certain age may recognize guitarist/singer Howard W. Hamilton III as the man behind beloved bedroom-electro magnate Busy Signals.

check out citypages.com to read an article about red pens.
written by michelle leon.
or see page 51 of this weeks city pages paper!!!
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