The independent
alternative to Bandcamp.
A page for every record — cover art, player, direct download and merch sales. Zero cut on sales: you keep it all.
Got a record to put online? Let's talk. →Bandcamp used to be "the platform for artists." In 2022 it was bought by Epic Games (the Fortnite people). In 2023 it was sold on to Songtradr, a licensing conglomerate, laying off half the staff. Two changes of hands in 18 months.
We've been doing the opposite since 1999: a page for every record, yours, with no owner who can one day change the rules, take a cut, or sell you off with the rest of the catalog. Real DIY.
Cover art, built-in player, tracks, direct download and merch sales. The money goes straight to your PayPal.
The free hub that gathers all your records, on a .iyezine.com subdomain or your own domain. It's infrastructure, not a paid service. Free, always.
A unified catalog for several bands under the same label.
You sell, not us. Payments go straight to the band's PayPal. For CDs and vinyl, we email you who bought and where to ship: you handle the shipping. We put up the page and the button, the rest is yours.
No cut on sales. Bandcamp takes a fee on every sale; we don't. You keep 100% of what you sell. You only pay a flat fee — no commissions, ever.
Punk, electronic, singer-songwriter, metal, experimental: same infrastructure, same terms for everyone. Not a marketplace with an algorithm, but a network of people who share a page and a philosophy.
Covers bandwidth, hosting and updates.
Rough materials are fine: cover art, tracks, lyrics.
First draft in about a week.
Full delivery in 2–3 weeks, with instructions for updates.
Bandcamp was bought by Epic Games in 2022 and sold on to Songtradr in 2023, laying off half the staff: two changes of hands in 18 months. We've been doing the opposite since 1999 — a page that's yours, with no owner who can change the rules.
The band, always. Payments go straight to your PayPal: we never touch the money. For CDs and vinyl, we email you who bought and where to ship — you handle the shipping.
Album page setup costs €50, then there's a €50/year fee per album, covering bandwidth, hosting and updates. No cut on sales, ever.
No, it's free, always: it's the infrastructure that gathers your records in one hub, not a line item.
No: you send us cover art, tracks, lyrics and links — rough is fine — and we build the page. We then show you how to update it yourself, no technical skills required.
No: punk, electronic, singer-songwriter, metal, experimental — same infrastructure, same terms for everyone.