What this site counts, what it keeps, and how to make it forget you.
Each page you read, the site that sent you here, any tag on the link you
followed (such as ?r=tt), your country as our network reports it,
and whether you are on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Which songs you play
and how far into them you get. Which links out you follow — to buy a song,
or to YouTube, TikTok or Instagram — and whether you share a song or join
the mailing list.
Your IP address, your browser’s full description, your name. Joining the mailing list keeps your email address on the list itself, never beside any of the above.
To tell a return visit from a new one, this site can keep a random number in your browser’s local storage. It says nothing about you and is used for nothing else. In the EU, the EEA, the UK and Switzerland you are asked first, and it is kept only if you say yes. Elsewhere it is kept from your first visit. A browser that sends Global Privacy Control is never remembered. Without the number, a visit is still counted, under a name that changes every midnight.
Every record is deleted thirteen months after it was last touched. It is stored in the band’s own account, read only by the band, and never sold or shared. There are no ads and no third-party trackers on this site.
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