[ Thanks to Chris7mas for this link.
]
“CMus: This is one of the best, feature-rich players for
console. Build using ncurses and thus offering a text user
interface, CMus has several view modes, organizes your music by
artist/album, provides playlists and a library view, a filebrowser,
it allows searching, Last.fm/Libre.fm scrobbling via this script,
and it uses Vi-like keyboard shortcuts.“mp3blaster: mp3blaster is one of the most popular music players
for the terminal out there. It uses the ncurses toolkit, and has
features like grouping of tracks, playlists, shuffle and repeat
modes.”
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