May 22, 2008 • 1 min read

McFly considering their options for indie release

McFly are considering a choose-your-own-price download release for their next album, their first since leaving Universal Music, Tom Fletcher told the BBC.

McFly are apparently considering some kind of Radiohead-style choose your own price download whatnot for their next album, their first long player since parting company with Universal Music. Speaking to the Beeb, McFly boy Tom Fletcher said the band and their management were considering all the possibilities for future releases now they were away from the constraints that come with working with a major record company.

Fletch: "It's one of the options we're talking about, but we haven't made any decisions yet. You'll have to wait and see. There's not a set way of doing things anymore. Now, especially with stuff like downloads, or giving music away, there's so many options for what you can do".

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