What is a dislography?

Your dislography is the record of your listening life on cantia: every album you have logged, rated, and reviewed, kept in the order you heard it. It lives on your profile, and it builds itself. You just listen and log, and the collection keeps the receipts.

How it builds

1. 1

   Log an album.

   Search for a record, tap Log, and give it the day you listened. It takes its place in your dislography at once. There is nothing extra to file or shelve, because the collection fills itself as you go.

2. 2

   A rating counts too.

   Rate an album without writing a word and it still earns its place, marked Rating only. Your stars are private, so an entry shows your rating to you and to nobody else.

3. 3

   Reviews and relistens show.

   Write a review and its first line rides along on the entry. Hear a record again and the new listen gets its own entry, marked as a relisten, and a song you log tucks in under its album.

4. 4

   Read it as a diary.

   The Diary view groups your listening by month, newest first. It is the story of your taste in the order it happened, one chapter at a time.

5. 5

   Or browse it as shelves.

   Switch to Shelves and the same records line up by the decade and year they were released, your collection sorted by era instead of by the day you found it. Anything without a date files itself under Undated.

See one in the wild

My dislography is public, the running record of what I have been listening to since the beginning.

What do you do with it after that?

Keep listening. Every log adds a line, and the link stays the same, so when someone asks what you have been into lately, your answer is already written.