Post-Prog-Metal

Catalogue · Interactive Index

The track library.

This library indexes philojain’s discography from the artist’s own public streaming profiles. The full discography runs to 7,530 tracks — that figure is the Spotify playlist’s own metadata, fetched 11 August 2026. Indexed on this page so far: the first export wave. Every row, filter and figure below is read from one published JSON file when the page loads; nothing here is typed in by hand, and the index grows as each further export wave lands.

In the discography
Indexed here so far
Series
Credited collaborators
Albums

Every figure on this line is counted in your browser from the published JSON at load — none of them is written into this page. The discography total is the playlist’s own metadata; everything else is counted from the rows actually indexed.

01 — The Track Index

Search it, filter it, sort it.

Search titles and artists, narrow by series, collaborator or source, and sort on any of the first three columns. The filters compose — each one narrows whatever the others left standing.

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The track index: number, title, series or album, credited artists and the source each row was read from.
Credited artists Source

Numbering follows the playlist order as fetched. Album tracks carry no playlist number and sort to the end of the numeric view; sort by title or by series to interleave them.

02 — Albums

Released as albums.

The album releases carried in this export, with their own track counts and running times as printed on the platform pages they were read from.

Album cards load from the published JSON.

03 — Listen Everywhere

The profiles this index was built from.

Every link below is carried in the export file itself, so this strip cannot drift away from the data the index was read from.

Profile links load from the published JSON.

04 — Method & Sources

How this was gathered.

This page is a reader over a single published file: /_data/tracks.json. That file was assembled by hand from the artist’s own public profiles — the Spotify playlist for the streaming catalogue, the Apple Music album pages for the two album releases — and every entry in it carries the source it came from, the URL it came from, and the date it was fetched. The page then counts, filters and sorts that file in your browser. Nothing is stored, nothing is sent anywhere, and no number on this page is written into the HTML.

Export note: The first wave is the opening chunk of the playlist plus the two album track listings; the rest of the catalogue lands in later waves.

Export file generated 2026-08-11. The full playlist runs far past what is indexed here, and the remainder arrives in waves through the owner-run export script rather than in one scrape — a partial index that is honest about being partial beats a complete one that is guessed. When a wave lands, this page changes because the file changed; the markup does not.

Sources

  1. Sources load from the published JSON, each with its own fetch date.

Counted on this page: sources, listening profiles.

The Concierge

Found a track and want the story behind it?

Ask the concierge about a series, the ALGORIFFM method behind the catalogue, or where to start listening.