Whipped these up for my own edification and they've been so helpful.

damusicman.github.io/newmusic

damusicman.github.io/upcomingalbums

You can toggle between Desktop and Mobile. You can select which columns to hide or reveal. You can sort by those columns. You can filter by popularity, rating, etc. There's a drop down genre filter to get all of the "rap" or "rock" or whatever releases regardless of subgenre. You can simply click the genre tags to see everything else with that tag.

Let me know if anything breaks or feels off.

Wow something actually productive I’m impressed. Good s***!

they hate on @op cause they only see his negative posts

Op flawed but jeen-yuhs

This is nice man.

They hate on the Boy its a sickening thing

ur the new iceman fr

from muted to saluted let that hate make you thrive @op

Glad you guys like it. I'll try to update it every Wednesday (?) or something

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Is this just pulling from rym ?

I load their new music feed back to a set date, scrape that, and turn it into this. The artist and album hyperlinks actually take you to their RYM pages. The stream links just search for artist and album keywords on those services.

can u ghostwrite this weeks freestyle friday for me?

op dont miss

Oh I think they like me
Giggin' in my white tee
Find me at the Domino
Knicks on me like Spike Lee

nvm bro gonna get u muted again actually @sab

this is hard

Seems like a cool idea but OP is mean to Drake so f*** him

what did u use to scrape it? Been wanting to do something similareith rym but they dont have a public api

If you go to rateyourmusic.com/new-music and sort by "date" you can click the "load more" button. I have a script that does that until everything back to a certain date is loaded. Then I scrape that whole page in one go.

Same thing with other pages on there. Just need a script that can turn pages and scrape automatically.

is this with python? what library are u using?
I cant look at the github yet

Tampermonkey Javascript

The only thing on the Github is the HTML table I generate

thanks man