Planning music coverage, a listening queue, or a release roundup? Share album titles, artists, and release dates, and get a calendar grouped by day, month, or artist. Mark dates as tentative to keep uncertain releases distinct, or compare several artists across a chosen period. You leave with a readable schedule you can paste into your notes or planning document.
Album Calendars
Build a date-ordered album release calendar from the releases you want to track.
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What it writes
- A date-sorted album release calendar
- A month-by-month release schedule
- An artist-by-artist release comparison
How to use it
Include the date range, artist and album for each release, and your preferred order in the first message. Mark uncertain dates with “tentative” so they stay distinct in the calendar.
What you bring
- Artist names and album titles
- Release dates and date range
- Sorting preference and tentative-date notes
- Release dates to include
A good fit for
- Mapping upcoming releases before planning a month of listening
- Scheduling album reviews around release dates you already have
- Comparing several artists’ release calendars for a chosen season
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Make a release calendar for these albums from July through September 2025, sorted by date: SABLE, Mara Venn, July 11; Glass House, Dusk Arcade, August 8; Blue Hour, Kito, September 19.
Group these releases by month and mark the dates with a question mark as tentative: Northbound, Elian Rowe, October 3; Soft Static, June Pilot, October 17?; Frame by Frame, Lio West, November 7.
Compare these three artists’ releases from May to August, sorted by date: Kestrel—Paper Maps—May 2; Kestrel—Night Drive—June 13; Miri Vale—Low Tide—July 4; The Orbits—Open Signal—August 1.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Finding newly announced releases without source information
- Monitoring release-date changes automatically
- Dates are only as accurate as your supplied information
- No live release-calendar lookup or change tracking
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