There’s no amount of frosting that’ll make this post’s full disclosure any easier to swallow: not only am I a member of the band that I’m about to write about, but another one of our writers (I’ll let you guess which one) is married to the singer.

But I’ve been lucky enough to be in bands whose music I actually like and The Positions are no exception, so why shouldn’t I write about us? We have a shared love of the great choruses that come with pop music, and it’s awesome to be able to create something that we love listening to and playing and flogging shamelessly—yet genuinely—on our music blogs.

Here’s the details: new six-song album that, until June 29th (when it hits all iTunes store, etc), you can download for a name-your-own price, and, much like a baby, you can name your price FREE. Now, if you name your baby Free, people will think you’re a hippie or something, but if you name your price free, people will just be turned on by your sexy frugality.

Because I know you love context, it’s recommended if you like Good Humor-era Saint Etienne, Lucky Soul, and Dexy’s Midnight Runners. And it’s also recommended if you think that those boys at Naive Harmonies have excellent taste. And it sounds like this:

The Positions, “Tonight!” (2010)

Go to the album page for the link on where to download it. And if it turns out that you like it, click all Facebook like/recommendation buttons that you find, write about it on your own blogs, and hire a skywriter to write a message of peace and love and free downloads over Brooklyn. Great, thanks.