Collection Analytics
The collection as a research corpus. Interactive maps of the connective tissue of recorded music — musician networks, genre genomes, and studio ecosystems drawn from 3,600+ recordings and their MusicBrainz relationships.
7 presently operational; the remainder under active development. Each visualization is derived from the archive’s intrinsic credit attributions and relational metadata, rendering explicit the latent connective structures that ordinarily remain unarticulated within the corpus.
Progressive Rock Genome
A personnel-based map of how Yes, King Crimson, Genesis, ELP, Canterbury, neo-prog and the modern progressive ecosystem connect.
ExploreSteven Wilson Universe
Porcupine Tree, Blackfield, no-man, solo work and the web of collaborators orbiting one of modern prog's central figures — mapped as a modular ecosystem.
ExploreCanterbury Network
Soft Machine, Caravan, Hatfield and the North, National Health — the incestuous personnel lattice of the Canterbury scene.
ExploreNWOBHM Underground Atlas
A mapped field guide to the regional scenes, independent labels, overlooked bands, and evolutionary routes that carried British metal into thrash, doom, power, black, and progressive metal.
ExploreThe Los Angeles Invisible Orchestra
A cartography of the players, producers, arrangers, and studios that made the West Coast sound a labor network rather than a genre.
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