GoKawiilThird-party tool restores RSS feeds for Last.fm accounts
A developer built a standalone service that generates RSS feeds for Last.fm users' recent tracks, loved tracks, top tracks, and top artists, after Last.fm removed native RSS support during a 2015 redesign. The service also pulls album art as enclosures when available, and a 2025 update added support for recommended tracks via a Soundixx-compatible JSON format.
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Last.fm dropped RSS feeds years ago and, according to the developer, never restored them despite promises, leaving a gap for users who relied on feeds to track listening activity or feed other apps. This kind of independent workaround shows how third parties can patch missing functionality in aging platforms, though such tools depend on scraping and may break if Last.fm changes its site structure.
- Last.fm removed RSS feed support during a 2015 site redesign and never brought it back
- A developer created a free tool generating feeds for recent tracks, loved tracks, top tracks, and top artists
- A 2025 update added recommended-track support in a Soundixx-compatible JSON format
Source: lfm.xiffy.nl, 2026-09-30
Published there as: “RSS Feeds for Last.fm”
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