A fifth station: bigwill.at
NewA new radio opens at bigwill.at — the last night tube, somebody's decks left running at the end of the carriage, and a fox that got on two stops ago. Click anything that looks clickable.
Recent improvements to the station
A new radio opens at bigwill.at — the last night tube, somebody's decks left running at the end of the carriage, and a fox that got on two stops ago. Click anything that looks clickable.
On phones the world map opens fullscreen instead of a small strip — swipe left and right to explore every station.
The song name on screen now flips within a second of what you're actually hearing, and a bug that could leave titles a whole song behind is gone for good.
Each set now wanders across more styles while keeping a steady energy, and the more recent additions to the collection get played a little more often.
A new NEWS button lists recent improvements to the station, newest first.
The station now steers clear of songs and artists it played recently, so you hear more variety.
Your phone's lock screen now shows the current track's artwork and title.
A retro-futuristic moon colony joined the network at signalfromtom.com.
If the stream ever stutters, the player now recovers on its own and snaps back to live — no reload needed.
A new map links every station — open it from the map button and tap any place to tune in elsewhere.
The current track's beats-per-minute now appears next to its title.
The song name updates the instant the track changes, instead of lagging behind.
djdruf.com (deep sea) and tomdebom.com (sun-bleached Caribbean) joined the network.
The station's host now speaks with a warmer, more human voice — and no longer reads web links aloud.
A cleaner mobile layout, a reliable play button, and proper support for notched screens.