SulfiDish Radio 🎵

SulfiDish Radio — A fan-made Minecraft mod dedicated to the beloved Gensokyo Radio, the finest Touhou music station.

This mod brings the magic of Gensokyo Radio directly into your Minecraft experience with a beautiful anime-styled HUD overlay that dances to the rhythm of Touhou music. And they dynamically change their interface to match the album cover.

Features:

Real-time track info — song title, artist, album, circle, and year displayed live

Adaptive album art — cover art is fetched and rendered with smooth levitation animation, and the entire HUD color scheme dynamically adapts to the album's palette

Audio visualizer — a colorful bar visualizer that pulses with the music, themed to match the current album art

Smooth jelly-like notifications — track changes, connection events, pause/resume — all delivered with gentle floating and soft blink animations Pause & resume controls — stop and start the radio stream at any

time with instant feedback

Progress bar — see how far into the current song you are, with elapsed/remaining time

Listener count — see how many others are tuned in

Customizable layout — 4 position options (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right)

Toggleable elements — album art, progress bar, listeners count, and rating can each be turned on/off

Bilingual interface — full Russian and English support, switchable in-game :heartpulse:

Toggle HUD visibility (default: H) Toggle settings menu (default: J) All keybinds are configurable in Minecraft's controls settings.

IMPORTANT 💡

This is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with Gensokyo Radio.

Personally, I absolutely love this radio stream—I’ve been listening to it for a couple of years now. I was originally inspired by CraftGR, and I’ll include a link to them here because I really respect them; they deserve all the credit, and I’ve simply followed in the footsteps of this wonderful mod, so be sure to check out their mod.

New streams (radio) will be added in the future - or perhaps they have already been added.