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Online Radio Stations Gastarbeiter 09/11/17 (Mon) 01:41:16 No.86181

Does anyone know any good online radio stations? There's nothing on the wiki about it and I figure this is a good way to listen to random, new music you might not have been able to find otherwise.

Gastarbeiter 09/11/17 (Mon) 02:52:21 No.86186

>>86181

WFMU retard

Gastarbeiter 09/11/17 (Mon) 03:20:32 No.86188

>>86186

Thanks, any other good stations?

Gastarbeiter 09/12/17 (Tue) 05:59:33 No.86225

Radio is irrelevant now. There are so many ways to find new music these days. You can follow links on the side of YouTube videos, you can look up genre tags on last.fm, RYM, Discogs, Bandcamp, etc, you can look up bands you like on eBay and check out albums by other bands that people list with the name of the artist you like in the description to try to get people to buy them, you can figure out if the members of bands you like have been in other bands, you can go through old Facebook event pages and find bands that bands you like toured with. There are infinite ways to find new music that nobody ever thinks of, and radio isn't a good one, at least in my opinion.

>>86186

Why are you so angry?

Gastarbeiter 09/12/17 (Tue) 18:34:09 No.86233

Breakcore / some punk stuff:

http://icecast.norecords.org:8000/nrc-320.mp3

Oldtimey rock and roll:

http://96.31.83.86:8086

Pagan metal:

http://62.210.209.179:8030/stream

IDM / Glitch:

http://ice1.somafm.com/cliqhop-128-mp3

Indie stuff (Like Antlers, hat sort of thing):

http://ice1.somafm.com/digitalis-128-mp3

Doom / stoner metal:

http://158.69.114.190:8042/stream

There's also Rock Radio, which has a ton of channels dedicated to one style (I can't find a way to get the network URL), and Soma, which the fourth one in the list is a part of. There's no chatter in any of them, but Rock Radio has intrusive adverts if you can get over that.