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Radiohead to give away new album |
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Written by Mike Stahl
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Monday, 01 October 2007 |
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Radiohead, the internationally renowned band, has taken the unusual step of telling fans that they can pay as much or as little as they like for the band's new album In Rainbows.
In a break from industry tradition the UK band famous for hits including Creep, Paranoid Android and Karma Police, has told fans "it's up to you" what they pay to digitally download the album. This isn't the first time that an artist has opted to charge nothing for its album, but the move is significant because Radiohead remains one of the biggest bands in the world. Radiohead is free to sell its album directly from its official website because it is no longer tied to a record label. So far the album is only available to pre-order from the website, where it can be downloaded on release on October 10. While loyal fans are likely to want to pay the band something, customers could opt to pay as little 45p - the credit card handling fee. Get the music or check out the site here .
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