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You can buy (or just steal) all the music you want to hear and never listen to an ad again. Also if you just pay for a streaming service you can play damn near every song and never get an ad again.
If you purchase music you never have to hear a commercial again. I have 2100+ songs on most of my devices via CD rips, Bandcamp, etc. I also have about 550 albums on vinyl and I’m slowly starting digitizing those.
Modernrock.ca
Might have an initial ad when you start a stream but its a commercial free modern rock online radio station. Can get the app on android or apple or just listen in browser.
No fucking accounts to create, or any bullshit.
The guy who created it left commercial radio and started his own station. He got tired of finding tons of amazing rock music that just doesnt get played.
Songs on the station are 36months or newer. He streams live some times, and has a ton of interviews you can check out.
(I was a subscriber before had to cut expenses and long time listener so im absolutely biased but im not shilling just happy to have this as a source for new music)
Nice share, thanks. Been struggling to find recent modern rock releases on YTM...
Some bands ive found because of it (formerly what was that radio)
In no particular order or ranking (i dont actually likr much from some of these so take these only as that i know of them not that i personally champion them)
Reign Wolf.
Mothership
Ghost
Slomosa
Spiritbox
Tigerclub
Velvet Two Stripes
Beddy Rays
Sueco
Peach Pit
Bexley
Pyschedelic Porn Crumpets
Dorothy
Cemetary Sun
Music is on the radio. But radio is not all music there is.
I mean, not all music is delivered in an ad-supported format.
You don't gotta delete it, you were starting a lot of good discussion.