Almost four months after it first reached parts of Europe, Google Play Music All Access is now live in one of the continent's largest markets. From today Google's music subscription service is available in Germany where, as with previous launches, it's available to try for free for 30 days. And to tempt early adopters onboard, if you sign up by Jan. 15 you'll pay just €7.99 per month for the life of the subscription, versus the standard price of €9.99.
Signing up to Google Play Music All Access gets you access to Google's massive library of streaming music on the web at play.google.com/music and through the Android and iOS apps. (It's also pretty easy to cancel the subscription at any time if you're not happy.)
If you're signing up today in Germany, join the comments after the break and let us know.
Source: Google Support; via: @arnehess
