Last.fm
Link your Last.fm account and track your music listening history directly from Discord.
How it works
raze connects to your Last.fm account using official OAuth — no passwords shared, just a one-click approval on the Last.fm site. Once linked, you can view your currently playing track, top artists, top tracks, and see who else in your server listens to the same artists.
Linking your account
There are two ways to connect a Last.fm account.
OAuth login (recommended)
raze will send you a DM with a secure link. Click it, approve access on Last.fm, and you’re done. The link expires in 10 minutes and can only be used once.
Make sure Allow direct messages from server members is enabled in your Discord Privacy Settings, otherwise the DM won’t arrive.
Unlinking
Removes your linked Last.fm account from raze.
Now Playing
Shows the currently playing (or last played) track for you or another user. Displays track name, artist, album, and album art. Available as a slash command and works in DMs when raze is added to your apps.
Aliases: ;np
Top Tracks
Shows the top 50 tracks for you or another user, paginated.
Aliases: ;lf tt
Top Artists
Aliases: ;lf ta
Recent Tracks
Aliases: ;lf re
User Stats
Shows a profile overview — scrobble count, registered date, and most played artists.
Server Commands
These commands use your server’s member list and are only available in servers.
Who Knows
Ranks everyone in the server by play count for a given artist. If no artist is provided, uses your currently playing track.
Aliases: ;lf wk
Compare
Compares your music taste with another user based on shared artists.
Crown
Claims the crown for an artist if you have the highest play count in the server. Only one person can hold the crown per artist.
Reactions
Customize the reactions raze adds to your now playing messages.
By default raze adds 🔥 and 🗑️. Set to none to disable reactions entirely.
