Kanye West jumped the gun on the June 18 release date for his sixth studio album, Yeezus, making it available to buy at KanyeWest.com a day early Monday night for $11.99. West skipped selling pre-orders of the album on iTunes.
UPDATE: For some Spotify users, Yeezus is already available to listen to online. Meanwhile, on iTunes, the album costs $11.99. And over on Amazon, it's a few bucks cheaper at $9.99.
Visitors to the KanyeWest.com are greeted with an American Psycho-themed short film promoting the album. The clip -- featuring Scott Disick and Jonathan Cheban from reality show Keeping Up With the Kardashians -- debuted last week during a private listening party in New York City (watch below), but this site-version is higher quality.
Following the video, a "Download" button on the site leads visitors to this purchasing page.
West announced the early release Monday night in this tweet to his 9.5 million followers:
YEEZUS ALBUM NOW AVAILABLE AT http://t.co/7BZwfPawwZ— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) June 18, 2013
Yeezus leaked last Friday, a few days after West held the private listening party, where he emphasized his uncharacteristic marketing method for the album.
"I have this new strategy. It's called no strategy," West said. "This album is all about giving. This whole process is all about giving no f*cks at all."
West has had a busy past few days. He and Kim Kardashian became parents over the weekend to a baby girl. Beyonce went online Monday to congratulate the couple.
Kanye first announced the June 18 release date in a cryptic tweet in May.