Social Graphing for the Discogs Database
Discograph2 is an interactive visualization of the relationships between musicians, bands and labels. 🎶
All of Discograph2's data is derived from the Discogs discography database: nearly 7 million artists, 1 million labels, and 10 million releases creating a network of nearly 100 million different relationships.
Visit the live site at https://discograph.azurewebsites.net.
Type an artist name into the search box and go!
What do all of these symbols mean?
- Small circles represent artists.
- Large circles represent bands.
- Solid lines show artist/band and sublabel/parent-label membership.
- Dashed lines show pseudonyms between artists (AKA).
- Dotted lines show all kinds of other relationships, like "artist X played guitar for artist Y" or "artist P did cover art for label Q".
The graph shows at most 100 entities at a time, so double-click on any circle containing a plus-sign to reveal more connections.
As mentioned, the data used is straight from Discogs, so if there are any omissions or errors, please add or correct the artist on their website.