If you do not know on what radio waves you should tune on to to listen to good electronic music, this message is for you. Forget all the FM, AM, radio whatever etc… Nowadays, even if it sounds strange, radio doesn’t offer the best radio…

What you want to check out are the “Web-Radios“, and to help you here is our top five :
*1.XTC Radio: is of course a british web-radio, and is to us the best Electro, Techno & Progressive music offerer. From Sander Kleinberg to John Digweed, via Satoshi Tomiie, the website in question allows you access to all of their mixes, of which you can discuss on a very active forum. And by the way iPhone’s & iTouch’s can listen to XTC after having downloaded the application Liveradio.
*2.Radio Paris One – Reverse: Parisian radio (duh…) that is divided in 5 different styles (Club, Reverse, Deeper, Trance & Dance). We especially like the Reverse section, that’s a sort of Underground Techno. On the website (which is, by the way, very nicely done) offers the possibility of consulting the program grid (on which appear Maia K & LGS!!). MaximalMinimal are of course quite proud of such a good french radio =).
*3.101.ru NRJ Techno: It is now Russia’s turn to have a place in the ranks.; This radio clearly lays the emphasis on the best techno artists (Booka Shade, Trentemoller, Laurent Garnier & M.A.N.D.Y). The website, all purple, will allow you to go to many other sections(there is more than fifty, going from R’n'B to Russian folk). We note one major con : the tracks are usually not mixed together but just passed one after the other.
The two last radios of the top five are a more general kind, so we will only stress one program of theirs:
*4.Radio 538: We like the program *Dance Department*, distributed by a very popular podcast. It is much more dancefloor than the previous selection, but you’ll find in it a very good selection of exclusive tracks. The show, presented by Dennis Ruyer (famous dj in the Netherlands), is very well prepared and presented, and the tracks are usually easy to find on beatport. The last half hour is usually a relatively unninterrupted DJ set, which make it worth the while.
*5.Radio 1:* As Dennis Ruyer would say (since we were talking about him): “last but not least“. We could not of course create a top five that did not include the famous radio one program of Pete Tong. Even though there shouldn’t be any need to present it anymore, i’ll do so for the eventual electroni music castaways: *Essential Mix* is a one hour long mix by Pete Tong himself (of which you can find the track names on the website) followed by another much more ” interrupted hour with dj guests and everything… It’s not revolutionary, but we simply could not ignore it in this ranking.
This list is of course very short, and so we invite you all to comment and complete it in your commentaries.