NECODO Feeds

Yo, chekkitout! Now you can keep up with NECODO releases in a whole new way. We're publishing RSS Feeds so you can keep up with new content whenever we get it in. Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is a data format used for content distribution and syndication. Once you subscribe to an RSS Feed, you can stay up-to-date with a website without having to visit it regularly. We recommend Google Reader as our favorite Feed Reader. To subscribe to a Feed on NECODO, just click on one of the Feeds below (designated by the

icon). We've also set up a search for you if you'd like to only keep track of a particular genre, artist, or label. If you'd like to go spelunking through NECODO's cavernous library, or if you're a developer itching to write a hip new NECODO tool, use our Advanced Query toolset.

If you're unsure of a spelling, start typing and the NECODO auto-suggest will retrieve some suggestions for you.

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New Releases from our most popular labels.

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Always the newest stuff to the store - be it a new release or back catalog from yesteryear.

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NECODO Feeds can be flipped and diced up in all sorts of different ways. Here are the parameters you can throw in with a feed request. These parameters will work on any Release Feed, so if you'd like to address a genre or label feed using these parameters it will work just fine.

Parameter	Name	Valid Values	Description
fmt	Format	"rss", "atom", "meta"	Developers - use "meta" format to strip out all HTML content. That turns the feed into an efficient XML API. Default is "rss".
o	Order	"released" or "added"	How to order the feed - either by release date or when we get it into the store. We get new back-catalog releases in all the time. Default is "released".
c	Count	1-100	How many results to return on a single page. Default is 25.
f	Offset	0 - 2^32	How many results to skip when returning results. You can set up basic pagination through the Count and Offset parameters. Default is 0.

We're trying to make our feeds as RESTful as possible. To that end, we've set up Artist/Label/Genre feeds like so:

Artist Feeds:	http://www.necodo.com/feed/releases/artist/artist-alias
Label Feeds:	http://www.necodo.com/feed/releases/label/label-alias
Genre Feeds:	http://www.necodo.com/feed/releases/genre/genre-alias

An alias is a "normalized" version of a string. We normalize these strings to help with URL construction. For instance, the artist alias for "Matthew Dear" would be "matthew-dear". If you're unsure of an artist alias, just try searching for that artist in the Feeds Search and you'll be redirected to the correct Feed.

Feature Request? Bug in the Feed? Want to say hi? Shoot us an email at support@necodo.com.

Happy hacking!