Presented for the psych-curious
Enter a band. Follow the maze.
Type any band from the psych canon and get five similar artists with a one-line note on the connection. Includes shuffle for random starting points. A crate-digger's compass for the late-60s ecosystem.
Open the Rabbit HoleYour canon is Afrobeat and funk-fusion, not late-60s psych. Clone it and retrain the connections around Fela, Tony Allen, and the Lagos and New York scenes.
One deep cut at a time.
Name a famous album or band. The Oracle returns one obscure recommendation from the same era with a short note on what makes it singular. Press again for another pull from the stack.
You want this for jazz — enter a Blue Note classic and get one overlooked session leader from the same year. Clone it and focus the oracle on a different era and scene.
Everybody drops the needle at the same time.
Host picks an album and a start time. Friends join with their name. Countdown begins. Notes appear after each side. Coordinated listening across distance, no platform required.
You run a book club, not a record club. Clone this and replace the album fields with title, author, and chapter markers — the synchronized countdown still works.
Track what's frying your brain this week.
Log an album: title, artist, year, one-line impression. Browse your history. Share a read-only link. A crate digger's journal — lightweight, fast, yours.
You want to track films alongside records — same lightweight journal format, same share-link output. Clone it and add a media-type toggle.
Silver Apples or Soft Machine — which came first?
Multiple-choice questions about the psych canon 1965–1975. Albums, connections, eras, personnel. Score tracker. Good for settling arguments at the record shop.
Your canon quiz is about krautrock, or free jazz, or Detroit techno. Clone it and write your own questions — the quiz engine is the same.
Build your own
Every crate-digger has a different canon. Clone whichever app is closest to your scene — your era, your genre, your arguments — and describe your version. Vibes DIY builds it, deploys it, and hands you the source.