An eclectic mix of jazz, fusion, progressive rock, progressive metal, guitar rock, shred, blues, jam, indie artists/bands and anything else that gives a good eargasm.
Welcome to eargasmUSA, your choice for an eclectic music experience!
Contact me with any issues or if you just want to say hi.
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About eargasmUSA
Bands Coming to Your Town?
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Listen Mobile
I highly recommend the Online Radio Box app over the Live365 mobile app. It seems to be more stable and provides a list for what has played within the past 24 hours. It is available in both the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.
To find my station on Online Radio Box follow these simple instructions.
After downloading and installing the app, click the Globe and choose Europe, United Kingdom, England and then Leicester. Next, click on the Magnifying Glass and type eargasmusa in the Search Station window and my station should display. To find out what's played within the past 24 hours and what's currently playing simply click on Playlist for a complete list, including times each song played. You can also find my station via a browser on Online Radio Box. This site allows you to see what's played within the past seven days.
Looking to find out when your favorite bands are coming to town? Go to Songkick or Bandsintown for the latest schedules and to track them so you will be notified when they are coming to your town or region.
As a hobbyist I am unable to pay royalties directly, so I have returned to Live365 (which is back in business) under my former station name, eargasm. The Indie Hour is back! Go to The Indie Hour page for more information on playlist and scheduled air times. Indie musicians and/or bands can reach me for airtime via the Contact Me form below or emailing me directly at
About Me
I'm a former WRIU DJ (the official station for the University of Rhode Island) who got bit by the broadcasting bug. Tried the commercial thing for a while......... Hated it! After my experience with commercial radio I decided to move my broadcasting talents to Live365 and spent the next eleven years broadcasting under the station name eargasm. With the expiration of the Small Webcaster Settlement Act and the Copyright Royalty Board's royalty rate increase, Live365 was forced to shut down. So I launched my own station, eargasmUSA. Unfortunately the company I used to pay royalties was unable to successfully renegotiate with ASCAP and has gone out of business.