Good to see however is that NIN are presenting way more possibilities than Radiohead did for the release of "In Rainbows" and - more important - with much better sound quality plus a fix price of just $5 for 36 songs as downloads. With Nine Inch Nails having cut all ties with their previous label Interscope, Trent Reznor and co are clearly trying out various ways to monetize their newest release "Ghosts I-IV" and with success so it seems as the "Ghosts I-IV" website is barely accessible now, which is actually also the main downside of this kind of distribution. We encourage you to share the music of 'Ghosts I' with your friends, post it on your website, play it on your podcast, use it for video projects, etc." They add: "We believe in finding ways to utilize new technologies instead of fighting them.
The free 9-track version has been uploaded by the band itself on various torrent sites, because they believe BitTorrent is a revolutionary digital distribution method. And as expected, Nine Inch Nails decided to take advantage of the current climate by presenting the release under various formats, including a free 9-track DRM-free, high-quality download or yet a deluxe $300 package. "Ghosts I - IV" is a 36 track instrumental collection with almost two hours of new music composed and recorded over an intense ten week period in fall 2007. Announced out of the blue and out since yesterday is the brand new Nine Inch Nails release "Ghosts I-IV".
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