Freeform + Experimental Radio Shows
Find freeform, underground, new music, noise, drone, psych, and experimental radio shows across independent station schedules.
Live Radio Guide | Online Radio Player | Home Hub
Schedule-Driven Listening Queue
This focus currently maps 34 weekly matching shows across 16 stations, representing 58.5 hours of recurring programming that can be queued for automated listening.
Matching Weekly Shows
- Notes from Underground on WKCR 89.9 (Sunday)
- A Joyful Noise with Brian Lauritzen on KDB 93.7 (Sunday, hosted by Brian Lauritzen)
- A Joyful Noise with Brian Lauritzen on KDFC 90.3 (Sunday, hosted by Brian Lauritzen)
- A Joyful Noise with Brian Lauritzen on KUSC 91.5 (Sunday, hosted by Brian Lauritzen)
- Virtual Noise on KOOP 91.7 (Sunday)
- DubJangle Bumpn'Drone on KRTU 91.7 (Sunday, hosted by Justin Boyd)
- Noise and Syrup on WFMU 91.1 (Monday, hosted by Jeff M)
- Surface Noise on WFMU 91.1 (Monday, hosted by Joe McGasko)
- Freeform on WCBN 88.3 (Monday, hosted by Alex M)
- Afternoon New Music on WKCR 89.9 (Monday)
- New Music Hour on WPRB 103.3 (Monday)
- Improvisations on WUOT 91.9 (Monday)
- Afternoon New Music on WKCR 89.9 (Tuesday)
- Improvisations on WUOT 91.9 (Tuesday)
Stations in This Focus
- WFMU 91.1 - New York, New York
- WCBN 88.3 - Ann Arbor, Michigan
- WKCR 89.9 - New York, New York
- WUOT 91.9 - Knoxville, TN
- KAOS 89.3 - Olympia, Washington
- WZBC 90.3 - Newton, Massachusetts
- KOOP 91.7 - Austin, Texas
- WMBR 88.1 - Cambridge, Massachusetts
- WREK 91.1 - Atlanta, Georgia
- KDVS 90.3 - Davis, California
- WTJU 91.1 - Charlottesville, Virginia
- KDFC 90.3 - San Francisco, CA
- KUSC 91.5 - Los Angeles, CA
- KDB 93.7 - Santa Barbara, CA
- WPRB 103.3 - Princeton, New Jersey
- KRTU 91.7 - San Antonio, Texas
Related Search Terms
- freeform radio online
- experimental radio shows
- underground radio schedule
- college radio shows online
- new music radio programming
- freeform radio schedule
- experimental music radio online
- underground college radio shows
FAQ
What does Experimental + Freeform include?
It groups recurring freeform, underground, new music, noise, drone, psych, sound-art, and experimental programming.
Is this mostly college and independent radio?
Many matches come from college, independent, and community stations because those schedules often carry specialty freeform and experimental shows.
Can I queue only these experimental shows?
Yes. The focus action queues matching shows and constrains queue autopilot to the stations selected for this focus.