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23 Best Free and Open Source GUI Internet Radio Software

Here’s our verdict on the finest free and open source GUI internet radio tools.

Radio Recorder is a command line internet radio player and recorder. This is free and open source software written in Java.

MusicPod is a cross-platform music, radio, television and podcast player. It’s free and open source software and is under active development.

This article recommends our favourite terminal-based internet radio apps. Free and open source software only.

radion is an internet radio TUI client, written in Bash. This is free and open source software. There’s also a Python version available.

Raddiola is billed as a simple radio with a clear and concise interface. Here’s our verdict.

Radioboat is a terminal web radio client, built with simplicity in mind.

radio-cli is a simple radio cli for listening to your favourite streams from the console.

pmrp is an Internet radio player script written in Bash. The script uses the mpg123 utility to play back the streams.

Audacious is a semi-lightweight free and open source audio player with a WinAmp/XMMS-like skinnable GUI.

Exaile is a music player aiming to be similar to KDE’s Amarok, but for GTK+ and written in Python. It has many of the cool features.

Clementine focuses on a fast and easy-to-use interface for searching and playing your music. It is inspired by Amarok.

Amarok is an audio player for KDE offering a wealth of features, yet being intuitive to use. It has an attractive interface.

Banshee is music management and playback software for GNOME. Import, manage, and play selections from your music collection.

Quod Libet is a music management program. It provides several ways to view your audio library, as well internet radio and audio feeds.