3 months ago 15th Sep 13:15
The Streets are forcing fans to hunt for their new songs.
The band have debuted several songs from their forthcoming album 'Everything is Borrowed' on their MySpace page but have concealed four tracks on mystery websites, which they are encouraging supporters to seek out.
Posting on the band's blog, Mayhem wrote: "By now you may have noticed that most of the new Streets album is on the MySpace player.
"There are four additional album tracks also on MySpace but we've borrowed some other bands' pages to host them. If you want to hear the missing tracks you'll just have to scour MySpace to find them.
"Once you've found them you're welcome to post the details up on here for the good of your fellow man. Alternatively keep it to yourself and revel in your selfishness. If you were really good you could probably sell the details on eBay."
Meanwhile, the band's frontman Mike Skinner has apologised for misleading fans into thinking his house had been repossessed.
He stated in a recent blog that he had been left homeless, causing concern from readers, but it later emerged he was talking about the concept for a new promotional video for 'Everything is Borrowed', but admits to feeling guilty about the sympathy he evoked.
More about The Streets' fan hunt on page 2
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