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Rokkea streams rock, indie and pop hits from Rethymno, Crete, but its name comes from the ancient Temple of Artemis Rokkea that once stood on the same hill as the city's Venetian fortress.
KEXP began in 1972 as a 10-watt University of Washington dorm-roof station called KCMU and grew into a global independent music institution, now broadcasting from a public glass-walled studio and Gathering Space at Seattle Center.
RADIO BOB - Southern Rock is a dedicated stream from Germany's national rock broadcaster, tracing the genre's Muscle Shoals roots through the Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top and more.
Bay FM is a volunteer-run community station in Byron Bay, Australia, founded through a 1987 public meeting in a town whose modern identity was shaped by 1970s counterculture migration.
Radio Whatever is an indie station built around unsigned artists and three refusals: no ads, no accounts, and no personal data collection, positioning itself as a direct alternative to commercial radio.
Gangstaville Radio streams hip hop, R&B, and soul from Miami, carrying forward the city's decades-long tradition of independent radio built to support unsigned local artists.
Mundo Beatles streams from Peru, a country whose 1963 release of "She Loves You" beat Beatlemania to the United States and whose near-miss 1964 visit and lasting tribute culture still shape its Beatles fandom today.
WPRB 103.3 FM traces back to 1940 and became the first college station ever to broadcast on FM in 1955, growing into one of America's most respected freeform, listener-supported radio stations out of Princeton, NJ.
Flux Alternative streams the indie, punk, and electronic edges of FluxFM's catalog, the Berlin station that grew out of Motor FM and now broadcasts from a riverside building on the Spree with its own club attached.
Alternativa 98.1 broadcasts alternative rock from Aguascalientes, Mexico, on a frequency dating back to 1973 that cycled through six different identities before becoming a dedicated rock station in 2018.
KUTX is the University of Texas's non-commercial Austin Music Experience, launched in 2013 with Willie Nelson's "Bloody Mary Morning," and its listener data points straight to Gary P. Nunn's "London Homesick Blues," the armadillo-themed song that soundtracked Austin City Limits for nearly thirty years.
CruiseOne Radio traces back to a 1992 pirate FM broadcast on the Wirral, renamed in 1998 in anticipation of internet radio, and now streams ad-free indie, pop, rock and electronic music from Bristol at 256kbps.
