A music only index. Every song on BitTorrent and Usenet in one search, playable from your browser, and ready to feed a radio station. You stream it. You never store it.
No audio is hosted here. We index pointers and stream on demand.
That is 100.14 TB of music sitting on a shelf, spinning, and going out of date. Instead it streams on demand, and the library keeps growing without you buying a thing.
Most indexers pick a side. Searching only one means missing most of the music. We crawl BitTorrent and Usenet, deduplicate what overlaps, and hand you the healthiest copy.

Deduplicated down to one entry per song, with every torrent that carries it ranked by health. Only 466,443 of 466,968 artists have been crawled so far, so this number climbs all day.
| Genre | Songs |
|---|---|
| Rock | 114,714 |
| Pop | 49,149 |
| Electronic | 42,503 |
| Hip Hop | 24,398 |
| Classical | 22,513 |
| Jazz | 19,949 |
A deep Usenet music index covering 355K artists. Normally playing from Usenet means owning a news server account. Here the fetch happens on our side, so a browser is all you need.
| Genre | Songs |
|---|---|
| Rock | 820,905 |
| Electronic | 640,242 |
| Pop | 331,463 |
| Jazz | 295,897 |
| Classical | 206,340 |
| Country | 182,875 |
Filter by genre, format, decade, bitrate, and source health. Find the FLAC, not the 128k rip.
Press play and it streams. No client, no download, no storage, no Usenet account.
A rotation endpoint your automation polls. Genre, decade, and no repeat rules included.
A standard Newznab and Torznab API, so the clients you already run just work.
A song often exists in several releases. We rank them so you get the healthiest copy.
No movies, no software, no ebooks. The whole index is music, so the noise is gone.




The torrent side is under one percent crawled. Lock in now and your rate stays put while the library keeps getting bigger.