Redpoint album launch / gig

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zander two
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Post by zander two »

Yeah, can we just get a tiny little update? Please? :)
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Thanks guys. It's all in the hands of our label boss now. Took us an age to get the artwork sorted. Not because it's anything elaborate, just because real life kept intervening.

I think we're all set for a January release.

Fingers crossed.

Ian
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*Crosses fingers*
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*BUMP*

Still loving "Stay at Home"

What's the word? :D
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***BUMPED YET AGAIN***

I noticed the new tunes on the myspace. Still no official date yet?

And what is the sodium ep, the untitled, and protect and survive?

I dig this stuff..... what's the word? :D
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Post by IanRedpoint »

Yeah, sorry for the interminable delay. After months of hold-ups and panics over the state of the music industry (basically, trying and failing to get distribution) we do finally have a plan for getting it out there. It's looking like a net release with a limited CDR run, complete with proper artwork.

There will be a proper website for our stuff. Myspace is getting horribly cluttered, but we'll start updating it again soon. Lots of new tracks very close to completion too.

All I can say is that this has been a big learning experience for all involved.

Cheers
Ian
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