Aion — remastered
Why it fits: after the record already in his collection, a move toward the group’s chamber and ritual side.
Exploring how people choose music. Building Radar, an AI-powered personalized vinyl digest based on your taste.
Tell us what stays on your shelf and what you’re curious about next. We’ll make a personal edition with records worth your attention, and a reason for every pick.
Why it fits: after the record already in his collection, a move toward the group’s chamber and ritual side.
Why it fits: a dark cabaret route between Nick Cave, Tom Waits and Marc Almond.
We’re exploring a profile shaped by your collection, your interests, and the paths you haven’t followed yet. Algorithms can draw relevant release information toward that profile, discover connections, and expand its picture of your collector personality. A person helps shape the profile and edits what makes it into your weekly digest.
We start by carefully learning what you love, collect, and hope to discover in the future. No automated onboarding or soulless chatbots.
We carefully gather the story of your collection in a personal conversation: what you own, love, and want to explore. Favorite artists, labels, old wishlists, and previous picks all help us shape a virtual collector profile that interacts with AI models and release data.
Algorithms map connections and surface release candidates around your profile. A human editor checks the context, chooses what belongs, and explains why.
Each week, we send you a link to your personal HTML digest in Telegram, with context behind every recommendation. Reply with what clicked, what didn’t, or what you already have, and the next edition gets sharper.
Radar is at the validation stage: we’re learning how personal music discovery can work with real listeners. Onboarding and each edition are hands-on. There are no paid plans or pricing tiers; participation in this pilot is free.
A few favorite records are enough to begin. We’ll take it from there, together.
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