What makes this usable
Chorus exposes score, review count, confidence, freshness, praise, criticism, standout tracks, and source-linked evidence from the same answer objects used on public pages.
Chorus is not just a destination site. It is a structured critic-consensus layer built for album questions, discography comparisons, freshness monitoring, and downstream products that need trustworthy review aggregation.
Chorus exposes score, review count, confidence, freshness, praise, criticism, standout tracks, and source-linked evidence from the same answer objects used on public pages.
Albums, ranked artist discographies, monthly best-of lists, change feeds, score movers, and same-artist album comparisons are already available as machine-readable surfaces.
Sponsor-ready recurring assets, more widget formats, and limited licensing access are the next distribution rails now that the first ChoruScore embed surface is live.
Public Surfaces
These are the public machine-readable surfaces Chorus currently exposes. They are designed to match the public proof layer, not drift from it.
Machine-readable catalog of Chorus entry points, traversal order, query parameters, and sample resources.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/catalog
Plain-text guide that points agents to the canonical Chorus JSON surfaces and refresh loop.
https://chorus.reviews/llms.txt
Recent releases with consensus score, review count, answer-state summary, and track metadata.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/current-releases
Critic-mentioned tracks from recent albums, ordered by mention count and sentiment.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/trending-tracks
High-agreement and high-disagreement albums packaged as a recurring consensus asset.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/critic-agreement
Freshness and delta feed for album and list updates from the canonical answer layer.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/changes
Largest recent score and review-count changes across the album graph.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/score-movers
Discover recent best-of-month list assets and the top albums in each list without crawling HTML.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/lists
Resolve a human query for artist and album title into the canonical Chorus album record.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/find-album?artist={artist_name}&title={album_title}
Canonical album answer with score, review count, verdict, confidence, freshness, praise, criticism, standout tracks, and proof-page URL.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/albums/{album_slug}
Ranked discography answer with consensus highlights, strongest albums, and related list/comparison links.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/artists/{artist_slug}
Canonical month-list payload with summary copy, metadata, and ordered album entries.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/lists/{list_slug}
Same-artist album-versus-album payload covering score, review depth, confidence, freshness, and consensus takeaways.
https://chorus.reviews/api/music/compare?left={album_slug}&right={album_slug}
Embeddable downstream score artifact powered by the same album answer object as the public proof page.
https://chorus.reviews/embed/albums/{album_slug}/choruscore?variant=card&theme=dark
Embeddable Widget
This is the first downstream distribution rail: a copy-paste album widget that reuses the canonical Chorus answer object instead of rebuilding score logic somewhere else.
Drop this into a post, newsletter archive, shop page, or partner site to embed the full ChoruScore card.
<iframe src="https://chorus.reviews/embed/albums/cut-worms-transmitter/choruscore?variant=card&theme=dark" loading="lazy" width="100%" height="232" style="border:0;overflow:hidden;border-radius:18px;" title="ChoruScore for Transmitter by Cut Worms"></iframe>
Use the compact badge when space is tight but the citation still needs a clear score and album anchor.
<iframe src="https://chorus.reviews/embed/albums/cut-worms-transmitter/choruscore?variant=badge&theme=dark" loading="lazy" width="100%" height="96" style="border:0;overflow:hidden;border-radius:18px;" title="ChoruScore for Transmitter by Cut Worms"></iframe>
Why This Exists
Metacritic-style score pages are not enough. The winning layer is score plus provenance, confidence, freshness, comparisons, and explicit machine-readable structure.
That makes Chorus useful to readers, useful to search, and useful to models or partners that need defensible album knowledge instead of scraped score fragments.
For widget, feed, sponsor, or licensing questions, use the direct inquiry path below. Chorus is still early, but the product direction is already public and crawlable.