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Feeder Support Act Announced
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| After a month of over 500 hundred unsigned and independent artists competing to win a support slot for the upcoming Feeder Warm Up tour, 8 bands have now been selected by Feeder to open up for them in the bands regional city. Congratulations to all the artists. |
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| Search Tool
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We've tweaked the indiestore search bar to make it more prominent across indiestore. Your fans will be able to search for your music on indiestore with greater ease. The search also will also includes 7digital searches.
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| indiestore Locker
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| To make it easier for fans to buy and download your music, we've created a new locker area for purchasers to view and download all their music files. The indiestore locker will also be an area that will keep backup copies of the music they have bought from you. Look out for some neat features with the indiestore locker that will help you sell more of your music! |
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Managers can now set their own price for digital music downloads with greater flexibility. Instead of using a limited drop down list of prices, artists and managers can now type in their own price of each track and album. Minimum and maximum prices exist for each currency, login to manager to read more.
Note: The currency is already set on your store so you won't need to type the symbol in. For free tracks just type in 0.00. Remember that albums cannot be sold for free. Log into manger and try pick your own price!
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The Franks
'Suzy Can't Spell' - Album |
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They're playing Glastonbury this summer, they were selected from over 2300 entrants in Q Magazine's New Talent competition, they've had Radio 1 airplay and they've toured America 's East Coast. Now The Franks have released their debut album on indiestore, and 2008 is looking like it might just be their year. “At a time where world-weary means tight-jeaned indie, emotional means EMO, and ‘popular' means affected, this is odd, exciting, and refreshingly honest.” [Fireline Music Magazine] |
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The Meltdowns
'Club Sedition' |
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You could dance to this funk-punk, I guess, though you might break your ankles if you try. Almost everything is played fast and hard, and most songs build to some kind of thunderous instrumental climax. Copeland and Gray don't trade guitar licks as much as they set their six-strings against each other like roosters in a cock-fight. The Meltdowns are closer to the anarchic spirit of Gang Of Four than any of the recent spate of dance-rock imitators. Jersey Beat |
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