GDS.FM
Zurich's club and culture station, built on local DJs, labels and long shows.
Visit the stationTwelve stations across cities, scenes, languages, and styles. They form the optional starting library offered to a new Soundbox listener.
There is no attempt to rank the best radio on the internet. This is a deliberately small listening set: community stations, freeform broadcasters, local cultural platforms, and adventurous music radio with distinct voices of their own.
Open a station at its own website to see the current schedule, hosts, archives, and ways to support it. Add only the ones you want; a personal radio library should become more particular over time, not simply larger.
Zurich's club and culture station, built on local DJs, labels and long shows.
Visit the stationBethlehem radio linking Palestinian and diaspora music, conversation and sound across borders.
Visit the stationTbilisi's independent station for experimental sets, live sessions, interviews and music across scenes.
Visit the stationAccra's not-for-profit radio project, connecting conversation, collaboration and community.
Visit the stationHong Kong's community platform for independent artists, selectors and one-off experiments.
Visit the stationNairobi radio stretching between archives, underground scenes and experimental broadcast.
Visit the stationGenre-free community radio from a wooden kiosk in Brussels' Parc Royal.
Visit the stationZurich's multilingual, non-commercial community radio for voices the dial usually skips.
Visit the stationLucerne's youth station for new music, local culture, news and life outside the mainstream.
Visit the stationLos Angeles non-profit community radio since 1999, with live shows, DJ sets and a deep archive.
Visit the stationLondon radio with resident-led shows spanning electronic music, jazz, experimental sound, talk and beyond.
Visit the stationNTS's second live channel, moving through ambient, jazz, archives and slower-edged selections.
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