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Pretty Girls Make Graves: Digital Single. Download it Here.

Drowned in Sound have joined the Beggars Group Download Network thingyameebob, which basically is an online singles club and kicks off in style...

Right, for two english quids, you get the new Pretty Girls Make Graves single 'This Is Our Emergency' (hear a sample stream of it here), backed by 'All Medicated Geniuses'. Plus they through in the sleeve and cd artwork to print off to accompany your legally burnt cd single. It's available in both Windows & Mac formats. You can cough up using SMS, phone, credit/debit card, Paypal, and a few other means.

CLICK HERE TO BUY AND DOWNLOAD THE SINGLE

The single is taken from their blinding new old-skool-meets-new-school punka rocka album 'The New Romance' which is out on September 8th. PGMG hit the road with The Blood Brothers this month, as previously reported.

Forthcoming Digital Singles from Beggars Banquet
18th August Biffy Clyro - live tracks
25th August Mojave 3 Mixes by Minotaur Shock and Manitoba
1st Sept Peaches Operate and Shake Yer Dix
1st Sept Oceansize - Remember where you are
8th Sept (tbc)
8th Sept Wisdom Of Harry - Crash Helmet
22nd Sept (tbc)

DiScuss: This new single format is great for the label and the acts, but will this new single set-up catch on with you? What will it take to insure value to downloads for you? Is £2 good value? Is the MP3 'problem' comparable with the Glastonbury Fence Jumping Situation or Illegal Raves? What do you reckon to the PGMG single?

Re: Pretty Girls Make Graves: Digital Single. Download it Here.

I think that until a lot of people are downloading singles in this format (the Muse one wouldn't have got anywhere near the Top 40 if the sales counted in the real charts), the price isn't likely to change because it does cost to have the facilities in place, and a fair amount of cash has been invested in the framework.

Re: Pretty Girls Make Graves: Digital Single. Download it Here.

£1/pint? Which pub is this?!?!

But by the way, MP3s aren't being sold in this case. They are protected Windows Media files.

If you want MP3s for cheap, try emusic.com. $9.99/month for access to an archive of about 300,000 tracks, all above board, that you can download and keep forever.

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