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BIG 105.9 has broadcast classic rock to South Florida since the mid-1990s, on a signal dating back to 1960, anchored by Paul Castronovo's morning show running continuously since 1990.
CHLQ 93.1, long known as Q93, has broadcast classic and mainstream rock from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island since 1982, rebranding to Max 93.1 in 2022.
ROCK FM, formerly Regenbogen 2, broadcasts an all-rock format from Mannheim across southwest Germany, having rebranded in 2024 after listeners tired of playing second fiddle in name only.
Classical streams orchestral and chamber music as one of dozens of specialized channels on 1.FM, a Swiss internet radio network built around curated, single-genre feeds rather than one broad mix.
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.
Radio Record House Classics streams from the St. Petersburg network that became Russia's first dance-format station in the 1990s after listeners voted for the change, later expanding into a satellite network of genre-specific channels.
Europe 2 Classics carries the name of a French pop-rock network launched by Lagardère in 1986 that spent 2008 to 2023 broadcasting as Virgin Radio before reverting to its original identity to win back a slipping audience.
Ambient Space streams the ambient and new age catalog of UK composer Michael Parcell-Davies under his Immortal Harmony label, running 24/7 with no talk, ads, or interruptions.
i-turn radio streams disco, funk, pop, rock and soul classics from the 1960s onward, running live named shows in a format tied to the Netherlands' pirate radio history.
TMB The Musical Box has been Argentina's dedicated progressive and symphonic rock program since June 1994, known for exclusive interviews with genre legends and a Saturday night show still running decades later.
Calm Radio Mozart is a dedicated classical channel from the Toronto-founded Calm Radio network, whose branding echoes the famous 1993 Mozart effect study that researchers, including its own author, later called a myth.
Haarlem Shuffle is the oldies sister station of Haarlem105, the Dutch volunteer-run local broadcaster that renamed itself from Station Haarlem after listeners kept calling about train times.
