
Download the new Michna album, Magic Monday
The media world is firmly embedded in the twenty-first century digital revolution, so we thought we better keep up with the times. We have the new Michna album, Magic Monday — a wickedly good mesh of sound collage, beats and slippery New York grooves— for sale as a download through our friends at Ghostly International. The whole package is only US$10 and consists of a zip file that contains twelve 320kbps DRM-free mp3s and a jpeg of the cover art. And you can have it all, in your iTunes, in a flash. Now that’s technology for you. Listen to the Michna song Triple Chrome Dipped off the Magic Monday album
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