Cleveland heavy rockers Threefold Law have announced a program that will automatically update listeners with new material. Pay once, get everything, and apparently get it for more than one lifetime. The “Lifetimes Membership” costs $19.95, which seems like a lot until you consider you get the band’s entire catalog, plus everything they might ever put out. It’s an interesting idea, and consistent with Threefold Law‘s penchant for interesting modes of delivery, whether it’s selling USB sticks with mp3s or packaging CD releases with books put together by frontman J. Thorn.

They’ve already released a new single, and have another one in the works for next month, as the PR wire explains:

CLEVELAND BAND THREEFOLD LAW CREATES NEW DELIVERY CHANNEL

Lifetimes Membership – No downloads. No updates. No hassle. For eternity.

Threefold Law today introduced a new delivery channel, “Lifetimes Membership”. Without the need to download or install, fans of heavy music get instant access to the entire Threefold Law catalog, for eternity. The songs stream directly to any device connected to the internet including computers, laptops, tablets, iPads, iPhones, Android phones, and more. In addition, new songs by Threefold Law will automatically appear in the player as soon as the band publishes them with no action required by the listener. Priced at just $19.95, the revolutionary delivery channel is competitive with most digital music purchases with nothing else to buy, ever.

“Listening trends continue to show a desire for immediate, streaming content from any device,” says J. Thorn, lead singer of Threefold Law. “The lifetimes membership delivery channel creates a new way for us to deliver music to our fans instantly and as soon as it’s available. We’ll still release our material on traditional CDs, but we’ve also got our eye on the future of the music industry.”

“Lifetimes Membership” can be purchased directly from Threefold Law via PayPal or credit card and comes loaded with the brand new song, “Birth to Death” with another new song, “Khan” coming in December of 2013.

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