Talk about the albums you play.
Rate them, rank the ones that stayed, and follow the listeners whose taste you actually trust.
Free. No ads. No algorithmic feed.
The scale
Every album gets a number.
One take per record — a score out of ten and the reasoning under it. Not a star with nothing behind it, and not a review nobody finishes.
Didn't land. Say why and someone will take the other side.
Fine. Forgettable. The hardest score to defend.
Worth someone else's evening. Ten if eleven isn't allowed.
Rotations
The albums that stayed.
Anyone can like a record once. A rotation is the shortlist that survived the month — ranked if you want to argue about the order, unranked if you don't.
Following
Taste you can actually trust.
Follow the listeners whose calls keep being right. Their takes lead your feed, and their verdicts sit beside everyone else's so you can tell the difference.
The daily
One album a day. Keep it or cut it.
The same record for everybody, and the tally lands the next day — so nobody votes with the score already in front of them. Then you see how the room split, and how the people you follow split.
Go on — it’s the real thing.
Keep it or cut it?
Go put a number on it.
A new album lands every morning. Keep it or cut it, then argue with everyone who disagreed.