It's a super free form DIY internet radio station based in Seattle. We play just about anything from local Seattle bands to sounds from accross the world, sugary pop to blasts of noise. We also do interviews and have live performances both in studio and recorded at shows. Plus lots of found sound stuff, old Answering Machine tapes, weird dug up reel to reels, and we love to take calls about paranormal experiences and stories about your dreams!! Call in!!
I am DJ Knuckle Supper and my show the Records Schmecords Radio Show Tuesdays from 3-5 pacific standard time.
We are also always looking for awesome new music so if you or anyone you know has a band, we'd love to listen!
I listen to Radio KOL a lot. It's the station associated with Kingdomofloathing.com, which is an online game. I say associated because it's mostly good music, with a few in-game contests thrown in.
Hey Sam, I've not heard of Debacle, but I'm checking out the myspace right now. There's not a scheduled experimental show that I'm aware of. But sometimes Garrett and Amber will sometimes randomly do great things like that. I'd like to see a weekly experimental show develop, maybe it's something I'll just have to do myself. Actually I think DJ Jenny does soundscapes and stuff, but I'm not completely clear if it's all her own stuff or not.
Anyways. You should send it in anyways, it will find a home. You can put it Care Of me if you like.
I listen to Warrior Radio a lot, but unless you're really into metal, you probably won't like it. On the other hand, if you live your life according to the idea that you're meant to break the chains of evil with the strength of your will and believe that all virtue is a shadow cast by a superluminary Kai Hansen, then you probably will like it.
I have to say I have become quite enamoured of The 1920's Radio network which I encountered streaming on some Wastelands parcels. I also have a soft spot for the various stations on Soma.fm which is good for when I am musically indecisive, as they have a lot to choose from and are fairly 'mood' based. I'll second Radio KoL because it's got loads of DJ's playing different stuffs most with fairly different tastes, and I am one of them ;)
Excellent, this is an archive of entries I'll work through this week.
My own streaming radio choices: Groove Salad and Secret Agent Radio to keep my head cool while working in the lab (laser alignment can get frustrating), and Plastic Age Radio for the higher BPM needed when working on theory.
I'm on the East Coast of 'merica, so Seattle's KEXP's morning show, John in the Morning, starts right about when i get to work. John Richards is an un-freaking-believably great dj. Better than Nick Harcourt. There, I said it. Kexp.org to stream on the onlines (even through your internets phone) or itunes under Alternative. The John in the Morning show starts at 6am Pacific. god knows what that is GMT. dig it.
It is awesome to see KEXP get the global attention that it has. That being said, I don't really listen to it that much anymore. Maybe if my car radio worked...