Seems that this year I'll be able to work more on music and at that stage I have to think about how I want it to be distributed. Seeing the general troubles about selling stuff physical and not being that hot about going through the long way of finding a decent publisher, I would like to try something different : no publisher, no distributor apart myself, 100% online. Actually it's pretty much the same idea than selling plugs online : direct connection to the public, not a lot of customer but big margin, humanly sized business.
One solution is to build all by myself - website, communication (oh yes, and music
but I guess there must allready be some specialised labels/website/shop that will allow me to do this directly and if so I would like to check them before attempting to recreate the pyramids all alone 
So all the website you know that sells indie music efficiently... bring it on
). I'm thinking of going down the creative commons music/sampling license outlet (to allow my music to be spread through word of mouth easier) and just do a promotional blitz of sites like garageband, our own KVR, em411, sonicstate, sectionz, broadjam, etc. and try to get some word out about my website where I will be selling the album for $5-$10 a pop (depending on whether you want to d/l it or have it shipped on CD). I've had it with the idea of middle men cutting in on my royalties, as well as having to compete with lots of other dudes for the buyers on the same site (like on ampcast). This way, I give people a taste of my album on the site (hi quality streaming and all), and then sell it to them for a good price, letting myself walk away with a nice chunk of change in my pocket.