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104.6 RTL Rock Hits streams greatest rock hits from the 60s through 90s as a webradio spinoff of Berlin's 104.6 RTL, a station modeled on LA's KISS FM that has run the free open-air Stars for Free festival since 1997.
Loco Radio Live streams 80s through 10s hits from Attica, Greece, run by a volunteer collective of named DJs hosting themed shows, carrying on an independent radio spirit that shifted online after Athens' contested 2001 FM station shutdowns.
Studio FM 94.4 broadcasts from Trikala, birthplace of rebetiko composer Vassilis Tsitsanis, but despite its folk and traditional tags, the station's actual rotation leans heavily on deep house and electronic dance remixes.
Hit Radio FFH - Party is the dance and party-hits webradio offshoot of Hit Radio FFH, Germany's second-largest private radio station, which launched from a former Tipp-Ex factory in 1989 and now broadcasts from the spa town of Bad Vilbel.
Sunshine Live - Nature One streams the dance and trance sound of Germany's Nature One festival, held since 1996 on a decommissioned US missile base, courtesy of the Mannheim radio network that has covered the event since its 1995 debut.
Technolovers - TECHNO is the flagship genre channel of the German Technolovers.fm network, streaming a sound that started with three teenagers in suburban Detroit and found its second home in a bombed-out Berlin bank vault.
Sea FM Radio has broadcast contemporary hits from Oulu, Finland since 2012, a family-owned station whose signal reaches from the Gulf of Bothnia coast north to Rovaniemi at the edge of the Arctic Circle.
Star FM New Metal is a dedicated metal livestream from Germany's Star FM network, which has broadcast under the Maximum Rock banner since 1997, giving hard rock fans a channel built entirely around contemporary and German-language metal.
Radio Shake Hit launched in Turin in October 2018 as the seventh station of Gruppo Fast Media, Piedmont's largest radio group, dedicating its 100.2 FM signal entirely to dance, house, and clubbing music.
Radio Northsea UK carries the name and spirit of one of the most notorious offshore pirate stations of the 1970s, a ship-based broadcaster that once got jammed by the British government, now living on as an internet station built by volunteers.
SER Lucena carries Spain's oldest radio network into a town once known as the Pearl of Sefarad, mixing Cadena SER's century of national broadcasting with strictly local news from the Córdoba countryside.
Doubleclap Radio built a following in Finland's electronic scene on a simple promise: real DJs, raw sound, no algorithms, streaming techno, house, hardstyle, and psytrance around the clock.
