Affiliate Disclosure

Ripped & Torn is an independent music, culture and archive website. From time to time, we may link to records, books, films, merchandise, events, streaming services, shops, ticket sellers or other third-party websites that we think may be relevant to our readers.

Some of those links may be affiliate links. If you make a purchase after clicking one of these links, the seller may pay Ripped & Torn a commission or referral fee.

Our editorial independence

Affiliate links do not decide what we write about. We aim to feature things because they are relevant, interesting, useful, culturally important, or connected to the world of music and independent culture.

Being part of an affiliate programme does not guarantee positive coverage, and we do not recommend something simply because a commission may be available.

Prices, availability and third-party websites

When we link to an external shop, marketplace, ticket seller or other website, the transaction is between you and that third party. Ripped & Torn is not the seller and is not responsible for their prices, availability, delivery, returns, customer service, terms, privacy policies or website content.

Prices, stock levels, offers and availability can change without notice. Always check the final details on the third-party website before buying.

Amazon Associates disclosure

If Ripped & Torn links to Amazon, the following disclosure applies:

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

How we mark affiliate links

Where practical, affiliate links may be identified on the page with wording such as “affiliate link”, “paid link”, “commission earned”, or a short disclosure near the relevant content.

We want readers to know when a link may earn us money, without making the site unreadable or stuffing every paragraph with legal waffle.

Questions

If you have any questions about affiliate links on Ripped & Torn, please contact us through the contact page.

Last updated: 8 July 2026