So Nine Inch Nails, newly out of contract with Interscope, released a new double album to the web on Saturday in the same way the Radiohead didn't release In Rainbows last autumn. i.e. Ghosts is 100% DRM-free, available in lossless formats, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license. It's also available in five packages, ranging from the first 9 tracks (of 36) for nothing through to the Ultra-Deluxe Ltd Edition Package for $300 which is now totally sold out. Turns out, this kind of thing was a bit popular and their servers almost totally fell down...