Warning | Monstercat Twitch Licenses from Humble Streaming Bundle (> 1 year ago) no longer valid.

Ohh I see, nvm then.
That service has no place in a 1$ tier ... whoever put it there made a huge mistake imo.

Yup, seems like a major oversight. This could have been easily avoided by just stipulating an expiration date on the keys like how humble tends to do many times.

Sorry didn't mean to be so vague - mostly wanted to highlight a comment on the page there: 'Monstercat used to be SO good in 2012-2014. They released so much quality electro house (Rogue - Adventure Time), drum n bass (Feint - Snake Eyes), dubstep (Au5 - Blossom), glitch hop (Haywyre - Everchanging) and trap (Aero Chord - Boundless). They were still pretty good in 2015, but it completely went down the drain in 2016 when almost every artist on the label started releasing poppy future bass, dance-pop and overly loud trap/dubstep/electro house. There's still some good music on there, but it's overshadowed by the types of EDM I mentioned earlier. Same goes for a lot of other labels.'

Also: 'The label signs artists on a non-exclusive single-track basis, allowing artists to freely move between other labels and brands. Monstercat follows a release schedule, where new music is released three times a week, in addition to an hour-long podcast that is live streamed every Tuesday on their Twitch, Beam and YouTube accounts.'

It's basically a meat grinder for electronic music, you might find a good track or two on a compilation but they release so many genres and a lot of cheese. It's a very commercial sounding and operating 'indie' label. And not being run by an artist means it is about money/business more than art/love I would imagine. I've never really liked much they released, all a bit too soft for my liking.

This debacle with humble bundle t1 license revokes is disgusting - they knew what they were getting in for. I would never pay a label directly for subscription service, only through third party like Bandcamp - but even then I don't want to subscribe.. I pick and choose what I like. It is rare (if ever) that I will like EVERY release on a label. So the whole subscription thing seems pretty worthless to me anyway. .

I'm a DJ and producer by the way so my opinions may differ from the regular enduser.