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At least that's what Every Noise at Once promises.

If nothing else, it's a fascinating look at just how many labels people can come up with for something. But beyond that, it looks like a legitimately useful tool for exploring music. When you load the page, every genre comes up in a scatter plot. If one catches your attention, click on it to hear an example of what it sounds like. If you like what you here, hit the >> beside the genre to bring up a list of artists within it.

Could this be the day you discover you're into ambient psychill, terrorcore, or post-screamo? Find out here.

Interesting thing about these Spotify-created genres is that many of them didn't really exist until unsupervised machine learning found them as categories that made sense based on shared features, listening patterns, etc. And then the people over at Spotify ended up giving new names to them. Hence, genres like Escape Room coming into existence.

Hence, genres like Escape Room coming into existence.

Wait, that's a genre now?

Hence, genres like Escape Room coming into existence.

Wait, that's a genre now?

Well, at least according to Spotify.

What's next? Pasta companies making a spotify playlist that corresponds to how long their pasta cooks?

Oh wait...