Right, but that's not always the playlist I want. I make new playlists to explore new genres, and spotify doesn't handle that well. I don't mind, nor did I complain about spotify's playlists, but they have limits.

That's neat. I'll give then a dig. If you haven't seen Bloodywood, they're Punjabi metal, and I think they're pretty cool.

I've been off metal for a while, can't say the name rings a bell. Euro, American, or somewhere else?

I will say, I like the way these playlists don't pull from your existing preferences. This addresses one of my main issues with spofity- that it'll put you into a musical rut recommending mostly what you're already listening to. I have a pretty broad music taste, so this helps a ton.

I've made a handful of playlists since my prior comment(s) and they have a few songs I already knew, but had a good amount of fresh songs I hadn't heard that fit nicely. I've been making spotify playlists for years and this is a good jumping off point for a new one. Spits out a 3 hour playlist of a given vibe with some cool customization options.

New playlists I make might just go through groovifi and then be enhanced by spotify and curated by me. Very into the BPM option, next one will be a high bpm running playlist of obscure metal.

I'm gonna bug recommend the enhance feature. Just make a playlist with the stuff you want, hit enhance, and it'll provisionally add a bunch of related or similar songs. They're marked so you know which are recommended by spotify, and then they have a button to actually add it and one to remove it.