DrGnu - 90th Rock
| Country | Germany |
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| Language | English |
| Tags | heavy metal pop pop rock rock hits 1990s rhythm and blues soft rock punk rock metal classic alternative indie new wave new age garage punk grunge slow rock experimental avant garde heavy rock livestream ac/dc metallica glam rock symphonic rock drgnu linkin park 20th century acdc anthrax art rock cream danzig europe folk rock foo fighters hendrix iron maiden james taylor korn led zeppelin megadeth motorhead nirvana nu punk open air paul simon prog psychedelia queen rainorshine rolling stones sex pistols system of a down t rex talking heads |
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Ever crave that raw energy of 90s rock blasting through your speakers? DrGnu - 90th Rock delivers an unfiltered dose of heavy riffs, grunge anthems, and iconic pop-rock hits straight from the golden era. This isn't just background noise—it's a time machine fueled by Metallica's thunder, Nirvana's rebellion, and Queen's timeless grandeur.
Right now, the livestream pulses with tracks that defined a generation: maybe it's Linkin Park's hybrid theory colliding with Iron Maiden's epic storytelling, or Foo Fighters' modern grit layered over Led Zeppelin's classics. The playlist? A meticulously curated rebellion against forgettable radio—expect deep cuts from System of a Down alongside AC/DC's highway to hell anthems.
Tune in online for 24/7 high-definition streams with zero registration walls. Unlike traditional FM, here you'll skip the ads but keep the adrenaline—whether it's Motorhead's speed metal or Talking Heads' art-rock oddities shaking your dashboard. The "Recently Played" section updates in real time, so you'll always know if that rare Korn b-side just aired or if Hendrix's purple haze is coming up next.
This station thrives on contrasts: one moment it's Danzig's haunting vocals, the next Paul Simon's folk-rock poetry. For listeners who still air-guitar to Megadeth solos or debate which Sex Pistols album mattered most. No algorithms, no top-40 clones—just the unapologetic spectrum of 90th Rock's legacy, from garage punk explosions to symphonic rock crescendos. Hit play before the next riff riots begins.
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