Free Music - Bands Distributing Their Music Under Free Conditions

Bands Distributing Their Music Under Free Conditions

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Title Licenses
Nine Inch Nails The Slip CC BY-NC-SA
Ghosts I–IV CC BY-NC-SA
Ophur
Paniq CC BY-SA
Smokey Roomz Rap Artist CC BY
Sean Terrington Wright CC BY
Severed Fifth Creative Commons
TWISTED HELICES
DRIVEN MADNESS
subatomicglue
Brunette Models
Kimiko Ishizaka Creative Commons Zero license - Public Domain

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