
Great radio, as per Peel, doesn't mean giving people what they want, so much as exposing them to stuff they might hate.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

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Adventurous and eclectic dive into various genres, from found sounds to post rock to noise ... Great show, enhanced by the absolute inability of the host to pronounce anything in any language other than English which makes for fun guessing of French bands names...
This is a true legacy keeping podcast. Every week (and in between) fresh sounds and underestimated classics compiled by a true selectah.
Wonderful stuff, have a listen!
This show is really just what you want I started listening last year and am hooked , plus they do A Festive 51 at the end of the year.
refreshing sounds of classic music
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Apple Podcasts | #26 |
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A music-focused radio program curates a globe-spanning, often eclectic mix of indie, experimental, and archival tracks, paired with candid host commentary and context about scenes, labels, and artists. Episodes emphasize discovery, cross-cultural collaborations, and a Peel-era sensibility, with long-form listening experiences and occasional guest appearances or deep-dives into specific scenes. Noteworthy is the host's personal curatorial voice, the emphasis on complete tracks and immersive listening, and a consistent thread of global indie and experimental music exploring nuanced textures and stories behind each release.
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The Beat Goes On launched 15 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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