Streaming made your music collection invisible. Spine brings it back to the wall

A wall-mounted album art display that connects with Apple Music, Tidal, and Spotify. Pre-orders coming to Kickstarter soon.

Spine mounted on an exposed brick wall in a London loft, with a vinyl collection and turntable below and the city skyline through a warehouse window. CGI render, not final product.
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Spine bar-format wall display shown in full — brushed aluminum end caps, matte black border, an assortment of album spines with Radiohead's Kid A cover expanded on screen. CGI render, not final product.
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Streaming gave us access to everything but made our music collections invisible. The albums are still there — saved, followed, loved — but buried inside an app. No shelves to browse. No covers on the wall. No ritual.

Spine is a wall-mounted album art display that brings your collection back. It connects to your streaming library and renders your albums as browsable CD spines — the covers you know by heart, always visible, always yours. Not a photo frame. Not a screensaver. A permanent home for the music you actually listen to.

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Build your collection from Apple Music, Tidal, or Spotify. Arrange it however you want — by artist, by genre, alphabetically, or however it looks best in the room. If you’re on Apple Music or Tidal, Spine syncs your library automatically. If you’re on Spotify, import it once, then curate it however you want — it’s half the fun.

Swipe to browse. Tap to explore the cover art. A bar-format display that sits on your wall the way a shelf would.

Brushed aluminum end caps. Glass that feels closer to paper than a screen. A matte black border that disappears into the display. Every material chosen so Spine feels like furniture, not a gadget. Designed in London, UK.