FALL 2 0 0 4 w  e   l  c  o  m  e Treon's Cut Rate is finally here. You can order it online from CD Baby. Thanks so much to everyone who came to the CD parties in New York and Philadelphia: the gigs section will keep you updated on more shows this fall and in the spring. Look for a dreamy new Web site at the end of the November, and read more about Treon's Cut Rate in the biography section. I hope you'll stay and look around a little bit, and that you'll consider getting the first album or joining the update list.
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