Alt-J's basic website provides links to their social media accounts like Twitter to promote their music and live events. It also links to their newest album for sale on iTunes, consisting of 14 tracks including "Every Other Freckle" and "Left Hand Free" costing £8.99. Their website lists tour dates with links to purchase tickets, and links to an online store to buy merchandise like t-shirts and albums on CD and MP3 download.

1. Alt-J’s website is lay out very basic
with splats of paint either side of
the screen as the only colour as to
not draw away from the links and
text in the centre. The text in the
centre provides links to apps such
as Twitter and Spotify. The Twitter
link sends you to their account
which from a brief look appears to
be a way to promote live events
and share what they are currently
doing. There is a hyperlink to the
bands new album ‘This is all yours’
on iTunes. The album consists of 14
tracks including ‘Every other
freckle’, ‘Left hand free’ and costs
£8.99. This link is used so that the
band can sell their album and
create a profit.

2. The website has tour dates
listed under the title ‘Live’.
It contains the venue, the
date, and the city it is held
in, alongside this is a link to
another site which
provides tickets for the
venue which are available
to purchase.
On the website there
is a link to the bands
store which has
merchandise such as
t-shirts which are
available to purchase
in multiple sizes etc.
The store also sells
albums in CD form
and MP3 download
form.