Paper Bag Records home of, among many others,
the Woodhands,
Laura Barrett,
the Acorn,
You Say Party, We Say Die,
Slim Twig, and
Tokyo Police Club is launching it's own,
DRM Free, digital music store on June 17. From
Exclaim:
"Paper Bag plans for the new shop and its 320k/DRM-free files to complement and enhance the label’s conventional releases, offering fans a chance to buy exclusive content such as live sessions and additional recordings by Paper Bag artists. The shop will also simply give you an alternative place where you spend your green on some good tunes. After all, we can only let Steve Jobs get so rich."
I'd also point out that if you want less expensive, digital, DRM free music that
Zunior is already serving it up (if you want to buy the full album).
Paper Bag Records home of, among many others, the Woodhands, Laura Barrett, the Acorn, You Say Party, We Say Die, Slim Twig, and Tokyo Police Club is launching it's own, DRM Free, digital music store on June 17. From Exclaim: 
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