Bands Distributing Their Music Under Free Conditions
- See also: Category:Creative Commons-licensed albums
| 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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