The label revealed that virtually every CD in its catalog will sell for less than $10, and the majority are priced at less than $8. It's not a short-term liquidation sale, but a transfer back to the old punk-rock pricing of the good old days.
"No, we are not crazy," label head Fat Mike Burkett said in a statement. "We just think that having a very low CD price is a fair way for scene supporting music fans to support their favorite independent bands and labels. Sound crazy? I think it sounds reasonable. We make less profit, but bands hopefully will sell more CDs to more people, which is why we started doing this in the first place."
Fat Wreck Chords Slashes Retail Price Structure
Fat Wreck Chords’ entire catalog just got a lot more affordable.
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