Filters that match how music actually varies
Bitrate, format, decade, genre, and how healthy the source is. Find the lossless copy instead of the tenth re-upload of a 128k rip.
- Artist, title, album and version aware
- FLAC, MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV and more
- Filter by genre, subgenre and decade
- Sort by source health so dead links sink
One song, one entry, every source behind it
The same track shows up in dozens of releases. We collapse them onto a single canonical entry and keep every source ranked behind it.
- 352,657 deduplicated songs on the torrent side
- Hard normalisation, so AC/DC, AC-DC and ACDC agree
- If one source dies, the next one answers
Press play. No client, no download, no Usenet account.
Playback is fetched on demand and streamed to the browser. That includes the 3,643,734 files on Usenet, which normally require a news server subscription.
- Streams in the browser, nothing to install
- Seek anywhere, it fetches only what it needs
- Cover art, artist and album shown while it plays
A rotation your automation can poll
Ask for the next track that fits the format and the rules, and get back a stream URL. The station never needs a music library of its own.
- Genre, decade and subgenre stations
- No repeat windows and artist variety rules
- Dayparting, so mornings differ from midnights
- Exports for the common automation systems
The rest of it
Standard API
Newznab and Torznab compatible, so the client you already run works unchanged.
Sane key security
Downloads bind to one IP. Search and playback never do, so testing from a phone is safe.
Playlists and wantlist
Keep crates, and get told when an artist you want finally gets indexed.
Two networks
BitTorrent and Usenet in one search, with no compromise on either.
Growing hourly
The crawler is under one percent through its artist list. The catalog gets bigger while you sleep.
Music only
No film, no television, no software, no ebooks. Nothing to filter out.