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DFM POP GOLD 1990s is the nostalgia channel of Russia's federal dance network DFM, spinning the boy bands, girl groups and chart hits that soundtracked the country's chaotic, colorful post-Soviet decade.
A single-artist Russian radio channel dedicated entirely to Сектор Газовой Атаки, the band born from the ashes of Sektor Gaza to carry Yuri Khoy's punk legacy forward.
drumfunk.ru has streamed the intricate, chopped-breakbeat subgenre known as drumfunk from Russia since 2011, keeping a niche corner of drum and bass alive for listeners who want nothing but complex rhythm programming.
Soviet Classics Radio streams retro Soviet-era music, including songs by Edita Piekha, a France-born singer once accused of spreading jazz and bourgeois influence before becoming one of Soviet pop's most iconic voices.
Радио Рекорд VIP House is a dedicated house music stream from Radio Record, Russia's first dance-format station, founded in Saint Petersburg in 1995 and now spanning a full network of genre-specific channels.
Nashe Radio launched in 1998 as a Moscow station built entirely around Russian rock, growing into Chart Dozen, a national rock chart, and Nashestvie, Russia's largest open-air rock festival.
Радио Jazz has broadcast on Moscow's 89.1 FM since 2002, building the format into a genuine institution with its own annual "All the Colors of Jazz" awards and a recurring live concert series held aboard a river cruiser, "Jazz on the Water."
Chaif (Чайф) is a Russian rock band formed in 1984 in Sverdlovsk by Vladimir Shakhrin and Vladimir Begunov, who became one of the defining acts of Soviet and post-Soviet Ural rock, reaching national fame in 1992 with songs like "Don't Rush" and headlining the 1991 Rock of Clean Water festival at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium.
