Everything the national library has catalogued.

The artist’s own account publishes 501 recordings; the national library catalogues 481. Sorted by year the difference never explained anything — sorted by initial letter it explained itself for as long as the deposit was under way. The gap was made at deposit, not at cataloguing: the artist submitted his recordings in alphabetical order, and the catalogue now runs from A to Z. The library registers what arrives, so the catalogue reflects the order of deposit. Six snapshots taken by this site catch it moving: on 4 August 2026 the holding stood in L, on 11 August past M into N, on 18 August past O into P, on 29 August past Q into R, on 11 September past S into T and on 24 September past U, V, W and Y to Z. Today, at 481 records, it reaches Z. There is no gap at the end of the alphabet any more. Counted by identifier, 25 recordings are still only on the platform, 22 of them with an ISRC assigned in 2026. That is no verdict on which recordings deserve cataloguing — whatever of them reaches the library will come as it comes.

So far that rests on snapshots taken by this site. The catalogue shows it without them. Every record names the issue of the Deutsche Nationalbibliografie that announced it — and up to 26,O09 the issues ran through the alphabet in order: each one started where the last stopped. From 26,O10 on that no longer holds: 26,O10 runs from E to Z and 26,O11 runs from A to S. Since then the deposit no longer follows the alphabet in order.

For precision: 11 titles begin with THE and therefore sit under T in the letter chart above. Six of them were announced in the issue covering their second initial (C, F, J, L, P) — at deposit the article did not count. THE BOAT, by contrast, arrived with the T titles (26,O10): there the article counted. For THE TANGENCY, THE THING and THE TRACK both readings lead to the same letter. For THE UNFORGETTABLE SOUL both letters, T and U, fall inside the range of its issue (26,O10); which reading applied cannot be read from it. That is why the table gives each issue the range of its titles without an article. The MARC field for non-filing characters is 0 on all 481 records: the library files past no article — whether one counted was settled by the order of deposit. Besides them, 19 titles genuinely begin with T.

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The register names every entry by its title, by initial letter. Each title leads to its record; each letter opens its entries with date, IDN, ISRC, UPC and review state.