A little recognition.
A new discovery.

Daily Sleeve is home to COVERED, a free daily album-cover game by Move Thirty Seven Games. Name the artist in six reveals, then name the album in six tries and guess its original release year for up to 1,000 points. Finish with your own album rating, which is optional and unscored.

One record, every day.

The cover changes at midnight New York time, at the same moment for everyone. Complete all four rounds to build your daily streak. Previous games live in the archive and don’t affect your streak.

The listeners have the last word.

Add your own rating from 0.0 to 10.0 to see how the community feels about the record. Every listener’s rating counts equally. If you haven’t heard it, skip the rating and come back after a listen. Daily rankings appear only after 100 eligible results under the same scoring rules.

The records behind the game.

Each puzzle pairs an album with source records and artwork credits. The six reveal images are prepared and checked before scheduling. Complete a cover to see its source links and artwork attribution. The artist’s name and album title stay out of score-sharing cards so everyone can discover the answer for themselves.

Album artwork belongs to its creators and rights holders. For a correction or rights concern, get in touch through Support.

Your progress

No account is required. A first-party cookie identifies your anonymous session; game progress, scores, and one rating per puzzle are stored on the server. This browser also stores your daily history for streaks and statistics. Clearing your browser data starts a new anonymous identity. Optional private profiles save scores across devices and include data export and deletion controls.

We record gameplay actions to understand puzzle difficulty. No advertising trackers or third-party analytics are used. Anonymous play can’t prevent someone from starting again in another browser.

Independent by design

COVERED is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pitchfork, its publishers, or any featured artist. Editorial metadata retains its original source provenance. Community ratings come from players; review prose is not reproduced.