Radio Station

Radio Station is a basic piece of software that lets you listen to online radio stations from several countries around the world.

The program’s GUI may seem a bit cluttered at the first look, so users might need a few minutes to figure out the purpose of each button. What’s more, a help section does exist, but the help manual available there doesn’t launch, which isn’t quite good news for beginners.

Selecting a radio station is as easy as pie because Radio Station shows a drop-down menu right in the main window, while a search box is available at the bottom of the window.

On the other hand, there are no dedicated tools to save a certain station or add it to favorites, which means that you need to perform the same steps every time you want to listen to a specific entry.

The number of features is fairly small and all of them are comprised in the main window, so you can listen to a random station, adjust volume, change the color scheme of the GUI and search for a station.

Another major drawback is the lack of many important radio stations. While Radio Station features stations from Cuba and Ecuador, it only offers users two radio stations from the United States and five from the United Kingdom. Plus, it doesn’t feature dedicated utilities that could enable users add their very own stations to the database.

All things considered, Radio Station is just an interesting project and nothing more. It needs a lot of improvements to at least be considered a solution for listening to online radio stations and a much more user-friendly approach.