Last.fm tries for a new groove with a complete site overhaul

If you’re a member of Last.fm, the CBS Interactive-owned streaming music service, you might have been visiting — and tracking your tunes — less often over time. And that might be putting it politely. That could change soon as Last.fm pushes out a redesign it believes will inspire its users to come back more often. According to Nick Calafato, music partnership rustler at the service, the site is “busy totally re-platforming and re-designing Last.fm from top to bottom.” Updates to the design were revealed to paying subscribers first, and an open beta went public last week. There’s no word on exactly when…

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