Electronic music radio runs from house and techno to trance, drum and bass, ambient and the dance hits of the 90s. The stations below come from the open Radio Browser directory, ordered by listener votes: Dance Wave! from Hungary, Frisky from the United States, Intense Radio from the Netherlands at 256kbps, Ibiza Global Radio, and Radio Meuh from the French Alps are among the most-voted. Many stations stick to one style, so the sub-genre pages are worth a look if you already know what you want. Everything plays in your browser, 15 minutes a day free, with no account and no download.
Among the most-voted electronic stations in the directory are Dance Wave!, Frisky, Intense Radio, EuroDance 90, Ibiza Global Radio and Radio Meuh.
Yes. 72FM has separate pages for house, techno, trance, drum and bass and ambient, and many stations name their style in their title.
Yes — 15 minutes a day free, with no account and no download. Premium removes the daily limit.
It is the broadcaster's choice. For bass-heavy music through good speakers, 192kbps and above sounds noticeably fuller; on a phone, 128kbps is fine. The bitrate is listed next to each station.
Electronic radio is the easiest way into a genre that can feel like a maze: open the electronic genre page on 72FM in any browser, press play, and let a stream that knows its lane do the mixing. No download, no account needed to start. The catch is that "electronic" covers everything from 170bpm drum & bass to music with barely a pulse — so the real skill is knowing which sub-genre fits which hour. That's what this guide maps, station by station and mood by mood.
Read the full guide: Electronic Radio: From Deep House to Techno, Station by Station