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The Crimea are to become the first established band to give away their album on the internet, they have announced.
The London-based indie group has self funded the recording of Secrets Of The Witching Hour and are going to make it available for free download.
They have spent thousands of pounds on it, according to The Sun, but believe by letting people have it they will make the money back in the future through gig tickets, merchandise and licensing deals.
The London-based indie group has self funded the recording of Secrets Of The Witching Hour and are going to make it available for free download.
They have spent thousands of pounds on it, according to The Sun, but believe by letting people have it they will make the money back in the future through gig tickets, merchandise and licensing deals.
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