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94.7 KUMU is Honolulu's feel-good adult contemporary and old school R&B station, on air since 1967 and named for the Hawaiian word for teacher.
KROQ streams alternative rock from Los Angeles, the station that broke punk, new wave, and grunge for American radio through DJ Rodney Bingenheimer and decades of early programming bets. Listen free on Radio Shuffle.
Studio Brussel streams alternative rock, hip-hop, and electronic music live from Belgium, free on Radio Shuffle. Launched by VRT in 1983, it is the broadcast home of Rock Werchter and Pukkelpop and runs the listener-voted Tijdloze 100 countdown.
ZIP 103 FM streams hip hop, dancehall, reggae, and soca from Kingston, Jamaica, known since its 2002 launch for the 90-second Info Cast news format it says it introduced to Jamaican radio.
KSDJ-FM streams alternative, indie, and punk rock from South Dakota State University, a student-run station whose call sign once belonged to a 1946 San Diego newspaper's AM outlet before the FCC reassigned it in 1993.
Buenavista Radio streams alternative and indie rock en español at 102.9 FM from Ciudad Valles, the gateway to Mexico's Huasteca Potosina, a region whose musical identity runs through huapango rather than rock.
80s80s Alternative is a German digital radio channel dedicated to 1980s post-punk, new wave, and indie rock, run by Regiocast as one branch of its national 80s80s network.
KCOU 88.1 FM is the University of Missouri's student-run college radio station, famous for reuniting cult band Big Star for a 1993 SpringFest show, their first live performance since 1974.
Éxtasis Digital streams 70s, 80s and 90s hits on 105.9 FM from Poza Rica, a Veracruz city that grew from 200 oil workers to 50,000 residents in two decades after one of Mexico's biggest oil discoveries.
Indie 88 launched on 88.1 FM in Toronto in 2013, on a frequency freed up when the CRTC revoked campus station CKLN-FM's licence, announcing itself with a week-long Rick Astley Rickroll before playing Arcade Fire's "Ready to Start" as its first official song.
Radio Carolina launched in Santiago in 1975 as a rival to Radio Concierto and went on to introduce Chile to Soda Stereo, Virus and the rest of the Rock Latino wave, a legacy the station still carries under its current alternative and pop rock format.
Onic Alternative is one of ten new digital stations launched in 2025 by Onic, the Irish radio group formed from the merger of Wireless Ireland and Urbanmedia, bringing a dedicated alternative format to a country already exporting post-punk bands worldwide.
