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Album cover for Wednesday by Just Mustard

Just Mustard
Wednesday 7/10

Album cover for Sandman by Trudy and the Romance

Trudy and the Romance
Sandman 7/10

Album cover for Reasons To Dream by whenyoung

whenyoung
Reasons To Dream 6/10

Album cover for Grim Town by SOAK

SOAK
Grim Town 8/10

Album cover for Dogrel by FONTAINES D.C.

FONTAINES D.C.
Dogrel 7/10

Album cover for Part 1 Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost by Foals

Foals
Part 1 Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost 6/10

Album cover for Compliments Please by Self Esteem

Self Esteem
Compliments Please 6/10

Album cover for Ephyra by Woman's Hour

Woman's Hour
Ephyra 7/10

Album cover for Into Red by FEWS

FEWS
Into Red 7/10

Album cover for Good At Falling by The Japanese House

The Japanese House
Good At Falling 6/10

Album cover for Strange Creatures by Drenge

Drenge
Strange Creatures 8/10

Album cover for This is Not the End by Spielbergs

Spielbergs
This is Not the End 7/10

Album cover for Pursuit Of Momentary Happiness by Yak

Yak
Pursuit Of Momentary Happiness 6/10

Album cover for Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? by Deerhunter

Deerhunter
Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared? 6/10

Album cover for What Chaos Is Imaginary by Girlpool

Girlpool
What Chaos Is Imaginary 7/10

Album cover for Silver Dollar Moment by The Orielles

The Orielles
Silver Dollar Moment 6/10

Album cover for I, Gemini by Let's Eat Grandma

Let's Eat Grandma
I, Gemini 7/10

Album cover for Lush by Snail Mail

Snail Mail
Lush 7/10

Album cover for I'm All Ears by Let's Eat Grandma

Let's Eat Grandma
I'm All Ears 8/10

Album cover for Yawn by Bill Ryder-Jones

Bill Ryder-Jones
Yawn 7/10

Album cover for The Blue Hour by Suede

Suede
The Blue Hour 6/10

Album cover for Us by Empress Of

Empress Of
Us 7/10

Album cover for Thank You for Today by Death Cab for Cutie

Death Cab for Cutie
Thank You for Today 4/10

Album cover for Indigo by Wild Nothing

Wild Nothing
Indigo 6/10

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About Line 3

I realised I missed having a record collection, something to come back to. This is my public memory.
Line 3 is a collection of nearly 570 personal album reviews – happily unhampered by objectivity.

So why is it called Line 3? I usually listen to music on the metro. My line is number 3.

Everything you see is written, designed and programmed (and visited, to be fair) by Peder Skou. Metadata and album artwork collected from the Spotify Web API.