Bodyless radio show contaminates nano network

Viral Radio

With the dissappearance of both 11 and Lijn5 the autonomous bass music network Viral Radio has been restricted to its online habitat. It won’t be long until they resurface in 2009 with a monthly night at a yet to be disclosed venue. In the mean time, follow the developments via twitter.

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Published:: 20.11.08 / 9pm

Category:: Media, Viral Radio

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Viral Radio 24.11.08 / 8pm

Alas, a white knight has appeared: talks with the VPRO are taking place, and we might just sneak in there before year’s end.

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