Kylie
Minogue's
new
album
has
been
leaked
onto
the
internet.
In
the
last
week
10
demos
of
songs
have
appeared
on
file-sharing
sites
available
to
fans
to
download
free
of
charge.
Among
the
tracks
that
have
appeared
are
'Stars',
'Fall
For
You'
and
'Sensitized',
but
some
music
industry
insiders
claim
the
LP
has
been
leaked
deliberately
to
whip
up
a
frenzy
of
interest.
Music
industry
analyst
Phil
Tripp,
who
runs
Australian
music
consultancy
company
Immedia!,
alleged:
"She
and
her
record
company
leaked
the
tracks
deliberately.
It's
the
newest
gimmick
in
the
industry,
the
leaking
of
tracks.
It's
the
new
marketing
black.
Everyone
in
the
industry
needs
as
much
exposure
as
you
can
get,
and
you
need
as
much
advance
publicity
as
possible."
However,
Kylie's
representatives
deny
the
leaks
are
a
clever
marketing
ploy.
Her
spokesperson
said:
"There
would
be
no
point
in
leaking
songs
on
the
net
this
far
ahead
of
its
release." The
album
is
not
due
to
come
out
for
several
months.