Your storefront & profile

The top of your page carries your identity: a banner image, your name, location and formation year, genre tags, social links, and a follow button with your follower count. If you’re on a label, it links through to them.

Set all of this from your dashboard settings. A banner and a couple of genres is the minimum for a page that looks deliberate.

Your latest release sits featured at the top with every format buyable in place — fans don’t click through to buy, the storefront is the buy page. Below it, your full discography grid. Every release you publish appears here automatically.

Add merch — shirts, hoodies, posters, patches, and more — from the Merch tab of your dashboard, with sizes, colours, stock, and photos. It shows in its own section on your page.

A “Bands we recommend” row lets you point fans at up to eight other artists on metal.club — the scene-connective tissue that turns your page into a doorway to the bands you came up with.

Add press links — reviews, interviews, features — so the reception lives on your page instead of scattered across the web.

Fans who’ve bought your music can leave written reviews, which surface on your page as supporter quotes. Your page also shows who owns your records — support is visible, not hidden.

From the dashboard you can send broadcasts to your followers — announce a release, a tour date, a repress — and target them to everyone, to buyers, or to your earliest supporters.

Behind the storefront, your dashboard is where you run it: releases, inventory, merch, promo codes, Drop Rooms and Vaults, orders, payouts, and analytics for sales and streams.

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