It’s disappointing that after all this time, Sonos still hasn’t reinstated Last.fm integration, despite clear demand from dedicated users. Last.fm is a crucial tool for heavy music listeners and audiophiles who want to track their listening habits and discover new music. Given that Last.fm itself provides step-by-step integration guides, it’s hard to understand why Sonos has not taken the small steps needed to bring this feature back.
Even more frustrating is the lack of clear communication from Sonos. The responses from community managers have been vague at best, and at worst, dismissive. There has been no real effort to investigate the issue or provide a concrete explanation as to why this hasn’t been implemented.
At this point, Sonos needs to either:
- Clearly state whether they will bring back Last.fm integration, or
- Provide a legitimate technical or business reason why they refuse to do so.
The current silence and deflection are simply unacceptable for a company that prides itself on being a leader in high-quality audio experiences. If Sonos truly values its most dedicated listeners, it’s time to address this issue properly.
