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Track Album Releases Automatically


The Internet can provide music fans with lots of information about their favorite artists including tour dates or upcoming albums. The website Muspy can help you with the latter by tracking the album releases of selected artists and sending out information whenever a new album release is announced.

The service requires registration which is a quick and painless process. After signing up and in artists can be added that the user wants to track. The database of artists and releases is directly taken from MusicBrainz which ensures that most artists will be found and can be tracked.

The releases of all entered artists can be tracked afterwards. Notifications can be received by email or RSS news feed if that is preferred. Additionally only certain release types (albums, singles, compilations, live etc) can be monitored.

Another interesting feature is that artists can be imported from Last.fm usernames. It does not necessarily have to be the user’s account because all that is needed for import is the username and the maximum amount of artists that should be imported.

No advertisement is currently send with the emails or news feeds which one would almost except from such a service. Could be that the developers have plans to add links to shops at a later stage but even that should not be a huge drawback for the service.




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Categories: Music and Video, The Web



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5 Responses to “Track Album Releases Automatically”

  1. -=Ben=- says:

    Muspy can even take in your Last.FM artists… WOW!
    Thanks!

  2. DOOOMKULTUS says:

    Check out http://www.soundamus.net/
    much simpler.

  3. Anonymous says:

    Dooom

    Thanks for the recommendation! Awesome page.

  4. damiankrol says:

    I wondering why Last.fm haven’t realized yet this could be useful on their website.

    Anyway, thanks for posting :)

  5. ulrich says:

    You should also try http://www.albumreminder.com/
    It uses Amazon’s database, so no important album releases are missing.

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