http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=2951122
There's a bit more buried in that link but - trying to say this without implicating either side (someone please correct me if I'm wrong):
Pentimento and Panic Records (Pentimento's former label) have a disagreement about how they parted company.
Panic seems to think they have some sort of stake in the new record, Pentimento disagrees.
Pentimento has released the record for free (to try to get around the issues with Panic) but Panic seems to have enough of a claim to it that they have been able to repeatedly pull down songs/downloads. Also, bandcamp has a limited number of free downloads (over a defined time period, I'm not 100% sure). At a certain point, you have to start paying for downloads, either the band or the people downloading.
I don't know anything about the actual facts or the Pentimento vs. Panic thing, but that much is observable from the outside.
Also observable is how fuckin' good that record is. It's really excellent.