Disclosure

Turn It Up… Here’s the Small Print

Every great gig has a soundcheck. Every legendary album has liner notes. And every website with affiliate links needs a disclosure.

So here it is.

Some of the links on this site are affiliate links. That means if you click one and buy something, I may earn a small commission at absolutely no extra cost to you.

You pay the same price. I get a few pennies to help keep the amps humming, the website online, and the endless hunt for great music alive.

Amazon Associates

As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

If you click through to Amazon from this site and buy something, Amazon may throw a small commission my way. You won’t pay a penny more, and Jeff Bezos won’t notice.

Why Bother?

Running a music website isn’t quite as expensive as touring with a stadium-sized light show, but it’s not free either.

Affiliate commissions help pay for things like:

  • Website hosting
  • Domain registration
  • Software and maintenance
  • Research
  • Coffee
  • The occasional “I definitely need this album on vinyl even though I already own it twice” purchase

Think of it as helping to keep the band on the road.

No Pay-to-Play Reviews

Money doesn’t decide what gets featured here.

If I recommend an album, book, piece of gear, or anything else, it’s because I genuinely think it’s worth your time.

If something’s rubbish, I’ll say it’s rubbish.

No amount of commission is worth losing your trust. That’s worth far more than a few extra quid.

Sponsored Content

If someone ever pays me to feature something, or sends me products to review, I’ll tell you.

No hidden tracks. No backstage passes. No smoke and mirrors.

The Encore

By using the affiliate links on this site, you’re helping support the time, effort, and countless hours that go into creating content for fellow music fans.

So thank you.

Now stop reading the legal stuff and go discover your next favourite band.