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Radio Roadkill, much like it's mascot El Chupacabra, is a mutant. Yep, mutant...and proud of it! The format, if we had one (which we don't) might be described as "None Of The Above". However, when we're pressed for a little more detail, you might say we play a great deal of "Austin-Centric" music...music by Austin associated artists or music that is in some way related to Austin or Texas or that indefinable state of mind that defines The Live Music Capitol of The World (that's Austin, by the way!). That music may be country, blues, rock, bluegrass or some other genre that strikes our fancy. You just never know what to expect when you're dealing with Austinites...Austinians...Austonians...Austonoids...hell, we can't even decide what to call ourselves, much less label the music that comes out of this place!
Radio Roadkill is a work-in-progress. Like the Austin weather, it will change without notice. Don't like the music you've just heard? Wait a few minutes and it's bound to take a left turn and head off in another direction. We're just that way. Much like our mascot, El Chupacabra, which is mostly found as "roadkill" on some desolate Texas highway, Radio Roadkill will probably end up on the business end of someone's tire tread. Throughout the history of broadcasting, both terrestrial and web-based, there has always been roadkill. Inevitably, some guy from the "head office" shows up to throw the entire staff under the bus. It is to all those victims of Radio Roadkill that we dedicate this doomed enterprise.
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No animals were harmed creating
(However, a number of attorneys were maimed during our beta testing)
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The radio business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side. --Hunter S. Thompson |
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