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Global Pride streams decades of LGBTQ+ artists and allies on Global Player, the UK media company's playlist tribute to a queer pop lineage that traces back to Britain's first Gay Pride march through Trafalgar Square in 1972.
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.
90s Heaven streams nonstop 80s and 90s hits from Greece, including "Greece 2000" by Dutch trance duo Three Drives, a 1997 track whose title has nothing to do with the producers who made it and which still gets reworked decades later.
M40 le klub' is the overnight club channel of an independent French streaming network, carrying a name that once belonged to Maxximum, a pioneering dance station regulators forced into a 1992 merger that killed its format within three years.
RadioBOB Electro Rock is one of more than 60 genre streams run by RadioBOB, Germany's Regiocast-owned national rock station, dedicated to the guitar-and-synth crossover that German krautrock bands helped invent.
Folk'd Up Radio broadcasts folk and Americana from Perth-Andover, a tiny New Brunswick village on the Saint John River, as part of a non-profit that also runs an independent record label and a physical record shop.
Cool 94.5 (CIBU-FM) broadcasts classic hits from Wingham, Ontario, a small Huron County town whose sister station CKNX once hosted the CKNX Barn Dance, one of the most influential country radio programs in Canadian history.
KSFR is Santa Fe Community College's public radio station, a station that swapped frequencies with a Christian broadcaster in 2007 and ended up on 101.1 FM, a spot on the dial technically reserved for commercial stations.
Galaxy Music The Rock is an independent rock channel run out of Thessaloniki, the Greek city where radio broadcasting itself was born and where mid-1980s bands Trypes and Mora Sti Fotia shaped the country's rock sound.
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.
Sweet FM has broadcast from Queensland's Burdekin Shire since 1999, run entirely by volunteers for a sugarcane farming community, and has repeatedly stayed on air through cyclones to keep residents informed.
