Every morning, Liner Notes hands you a few records chosen for your ears alone — mostly new releases, the odd forgotten classic — and tells you exactly why each one made the cut.

Records are made to be heard whole. We recommend albums, a handful at a time, never an endless feed.
Every pick shows its working: which of your ratings, which critics, how confident we are. If we don’t know, we say so.
Liner Notes learns which publications agree with your taste, and quietly stops listening to the ones that don’t.
Five minutes to start. Better every week you use it.
Upload a playlist or library export, or rate twenty albums we pick to learn the most. No streaming account to connect.
A few albums every morning, each with a predicted score and the reason behind it. Want more? Discover digs for hidden gems on your terms.



Rate what you hear — the misses teach it as much as the hits. It learns whose reviews to trust for you, and every pick gets more precise.
Not “because you listened to something similar”. Open any pick and see the calculation: your ratings, the critics who share your taste, and how sure we are. The numbers add up — you can check.
Some publications will line up with your taste almost perfectly. Others won’t. Liner Notes measures it from your own ratings and weights their opinions accordingly — with the evidence shown.
Press play and the album opens in the service you already pay for, in your market. Today’s picks also come as a ready-made playlist you can take anywhere.
We’re opening Liner Notes to a small group of listeners who care about albums. Leave your email and we’ll send an invite as soon as a place opens.