No. You can browse and explore Record Club just like any other site, but if you want to write reviews, make lists, or add to your "rotation", etc, you'll need to sign up.
A new newfunbetter way to
discover and
share music with friends.
Record Club is a social music network that makes it easy to track, rate, review and compile lists of your favorite releases with a community of other music fans.
Here’s a quick primer…
Discover music.
Explore new releases, upcoming favorites, and timeless classics — together with friends or on your own.
On rotation.
Show your friends and followers what you’re listening to.
Add to your queue.
Keep track of all the music you want to listen to.
Rate & review.
Share your opinion with others, or just rate music for yourself.
Follow friends.
Discover your next favorite band through someone you trust.
Curate with lists.
Easily create and organize public or private lists of music.
Taste compatibility.
See how much you have in common with others.
Get notified.
Never miss a thing with comprehensive notifications.
Mattias liked your review of "Manning Fireworks".
An album in your queue was just released: "Suntub" by ML Buch.
Henry Twiddle is now following you on Record Club.
And a whole lot more…
Recommend releases, artists and labels to your mutuals.
Use tags to organize, discover, and connect.
Easily open up links to your streaming service of choice.
Get a personalized feed of new releases and your friends’ activity.
Receive a weekly summary of new releases in your inbox.
Designed for ease of use.
Discover & organize
We’ve made it easy to maintain and organize your life in music, so you can focus on discovering the sounds you love.
Set your listening status
Easily add a release to your rotation, mark it as listened, or save it for later by adding it to your queue.
A one-of-a-kind club.
Stats at a glance
Browsing a list of releases instantly shows how many you’ve listened to.
A community of passionate fans
Record Club is built on the idea that friends are the best way to discover music.
2025 Year in Review
We’ve summarized the year in music with a comprehensive retrospective.
Questions? We’ve got answers.
Do I need to create an account to use Record Club?
Does it cost anything to use this service?
No. Record Club will always be free.
If you'd like to support us and get access to extra features, you can sign up for our paid Supporter membership. Your support helps us keep improving Record Club and building new features for everyone.
Can I import my data from other services?
Yes!
We understand the frustration of starting over, so we've built tools that let you import existing data from Rate Your Music, Album of the Year, Last.fm and Discogs. You can also upload a spreadsheet of your own, and Spotify is on the way.
Can I listen to music on Record Club?
No. But we do provide links to external streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, etc, directly from a release or artist page. You can turn on/off which services you currently subscribe to in preferences in order to quickly show the most relevant link. Or none at all, if that's more your bag.
Does this work similar to Last.fm?
No. We're fundamentally very different from Last.fm and similar services – more curation-focused and less driven by statistics. However, we may introduce some sort of scrobbling feature in the future if it makes sense for our users.
Got even more questions? Check out our help section.
Available on web, iOS, and Android.
Record Club is a first-class desktop experience and a fully-featured app on the App Store and Google Play.
Use it in your browser, install it straight from there, or get the app for quick access anywhere.
Join the club today.
Sign up now and start organizing, discovering and connecting.
