Draft:The Lipps

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The Lipps

Background The Lipps is an American band formed by members Peter Snow, Leo Auernig, and Isaac Page. The band's name originally represented the initials of its members: L for Leo, I for Isaac, and P for Peter. However, the departure of one member led to a change in the significance of the name.

Members

Peter Snow – Lead vocals, guitar Leo Auernig – Bass guitar Isaac Page – Drums History The Lipps have performed at various venues, including Kiwanis Park in Utah County and Timpview High School's Battle of Bands competition. They recently released their first pair of songs, "Tele" and "Apple Juice," as part of their debut EP, Accidentally Inspired.

Musical Releases Their EP, Accidentally Inspired, marks the beginning of their musical journey, with plans to release more music in the coming months. Peter Snow wrote "Tele" during a moment of inspiration while sitting on his bed late at night.

Future Plans The Lipps are currently working on new material and aim to continue building their presence in the music scene.

References

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^ Lipps, The (2024-10-19). "The Lipps". Genius. TheLipps. Retrieved 2024-10-19.

[1] Lipps, The (2024-10-19). "The Lipps". Genius. TheLipps. Retrieved 2024-10-19.

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