Deerhoof have taken to Twitter to warn artists about working with Daytrotter, sharing their decidedly less-than-positive experiences with the site after recording a session with them several years ago. “Daytrotter’s been around for many years and done many great sessions, and the vast majority of musicians have no doubt had a good experience working with them,” Greg Saunier writes. “But not everyone.” He goes on to detail how Daytrotter put Deerhoof’s session behind a paywall and pressed and sold an LP of the session without the band’s consent or knowledge. Find the full list of grievances below.

Being for the benefit of musicians who have recorded, or are considering recording, a session for DAYTROTTER: pic.twitter.com/FL8qpPqcAV

— Deerhoof (@deerhoof) June 24, 2017