Good evening… If you’re listening, you’ve already chosen the darker road. The day has loosened its grip. The clocks are no longer in charge. Tonight belongs to thoughts that don’t speak above a whisper… to melodies that glow instead of shout. Somewhere between sleep and memory, the music is waiting. It doesn’t ask for your attention — only your surrender. This is a place for the inward gaze… a place where the songs unfold slowly, and meaning reveals itself in the shadows. This is Beware of Darkness. I’m here with you… and we begin.” SET ONE — “THE VEIL OPENS”  SET TWO — “INNER ROOMS” SET THREE — “THE COSMIC TURN” SET FOUR — “BEWARE OF DARKNESS”   The night doesn’t end suddenly. It fades… like a thought you almost remember. Wherever you are — driving, dreaming, or just listening — take a little of this darkness with you. It isn’t something to fear. It’s where the light learns how to breathe. Until next time… this is Beware of Darkness . Good night. More New Alison Steel...

"This is Strobe a new concept in radio programming". Where we resurrect underground freeform radio circa 1968-1972. STROBE on 8-Track?

It's 1974 and in a basement rec room a corner of the room has been converted into an FM low power underground pirate radio station broadcasting deeper cuts from both mainstream and obscure albums of the 1967-1974 era to an audience in the Fairmont, West Virginia area dominated by 2 top 40 AM stations.   Some reel-to-reel recordings have recently been uncovered.  We have named them the Lost Katherine Street Basement Tapes.  We thread the tape on a reel-to-reel player today press play and then......... From the “Lost Katherine Street Basement Tapes,” capturing the vibe of Brother Zeno’s underground broadcasts on Radio Free Fairmont in 1974.   Brother Zeno The Night Of The Electric Fog   "Fairmont… if you can hear me through this electric fog, welcome. This is Brother Zeno, broadcasting from the Katherine Street basement. Something’s crawling across the airwaves tonight. The streetlights are flickering, the river’s steaming, and the basement feels li...

Songs WYDD Taught Us 1972-1977 SHOULD THE PLAYLIST STOP PRESS SHIFT+N TO ADVANCE OR REFRESH THE PAGE

"This is Strobe a new concept in radio programming". Where we resurrect underground freeform radio circa 1968-1972.

   The music that the Buzzard used to play when they were great compiled from recommendations made on the WMMS - Buzzard Radio in the 60s, 70s, and 80s Fan Club Facebook page   SHOULD THE PLAYLIST STOP PRESS SHIFT+N TO ADVANCE OR REFRESH THE PAGE