At present, the band do not plan on using iTunes at all. The rationale is that iTunes break apart your album and make all tracks available for sale in a singular fashion, which devalues the old-school approach and mindset of an album being an adventure. The band have no interest in allowing this to happen to XV, and should the album prove successful, would be petitioning Sony/BMG to the effect that any re-release of past materials such as Purekiller and Stylo Curiae, be afforded the same respect.
Having said that, there is another rationale in that we would prefer to control the exposure, or lack thereof, from our own domain. That way, we are the ones monitoring our fans preferences, feedback and whatnot, rather than some faceless third party that may or may not operating the in the best interest of musicians or music in general. Defryme use Apple computers, but do not connect with their business model. We would not have been able to offer any version of the recent release of "Sup?", for example, as a free download in its entirety from iTunes, due to the cut that iTunes require from the artist/record company. That is not freedom of choice or expression, so we are not into it. I am glad you raised this point and discussion about iTunes, or similar, as I think it will fast become a thing musicians (truly independent ones, that is) will begin to avoid as other avenues become available to them to self-manage how, when, for how long and it what format their product is distributed. Band Camp is a good option, and in the future Defryme may look at this as being the way to manage their product. Another plus in not using a conglomerate is that true believers in the Defryme sound will google and find us, find our product, and know that any monetary investment made by them, goes soly to the artist, enabling them to do more and be more. We think this is a very positive message to send to fans of our music, and to other musicians. Its true that iTunes reaches a mass market and also true that the majority of this market is not our target. The new push on iTunes is an equal advertising share with movies and TV series, and that's cool if you want to advertise beside these types of things. Its not what we're about though. It would be fair to say that the Defryme credo of this decade is "Totus in domus", which roughly translates as "All in house". Cheers mate, very relevant query, as always :)

Hi there. Distribution will be through Defryme.com (and only here at this stage).
Shipping costs will be as little as we can make them, while still making sure that your digipak is very well protected.
Cheers and thanks for the feedback ChiPPy!