22 July 2009 13:00 GMT / By Ben Crompton
Yesterday saw the announcement of the shortlist of the Mercury Prize Albums of the year, and to follow it up Amazon has decided to sell a selection of tracks from the nominated albums cheap, available to download for just 29p.This follows a similar Amazon offer back in March which saw chart-topping artists such as Kings of Leon, Coldplay and The Killers having their tracks sold for 29p.
Titles include "Rabbit Heart" from the Florence and the Machine’s album, Lungs, and "Fire" from joint favourite Kasabian’s third LP, West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum.
You can get the full lowdown via the link below but a few other tracks include:
Primary Colours - The Horrors
London Girl - Invisible
Glass - Bat For Lashes
Geraldine - Glasvegas
Alternatively you can opt for complete albums, with MP3 downloads starting from £4.98.
Audio, Music downloads, Amazon, Daily Tech Deal


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