A free data visualization — play it in your browser, no install. A record that wears where you played it. Groove wear rendered from your real listening history.
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Open the live demo Source on GitHubA record that wears where you played it.
Every groove on a real record degrades in proportion to how many times a stylus has crossed it. Play one track to death and you can see it. That band goes milky while the rest of the disc stays mirror-black. DeadWax renders that, driven by your actual listening history.
It is one self-contained HTML file. No build step, no server, no account.
The wear is real data. Bands are laid out by track duration and shaded by play count on a log curve. The shading is normalised against both the record's own range and an absolute reference.
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