The Fringe radio show returns, bringing you both new and old tunes from the realm of metal, rock, punk and other alternative music genres! As long as it is loud and heavy, we will play it~
Friday brunch/ breakfast with hosts Dominic Gould and Hector Macduff! (for reference on who we are listen to Insomnihour and Stage)
11 till 1 on Mondays mean its time to open up your earholes for two hours of music, mayhem and masterful radio presentation.
We're back! Core Blimey returns for an encore with a few special episodes to keep you going until season 3 in 2018!
Expect the usual mix of -core music, features, arbitrary genre discussions, exercise, technical issues, and disappointment!
Fancy learning more about how our lovely station works? Uncover the mysteries behind URY's technical setup with us - the engineering team!
Ever wondered how compression works? What we mean by EQ? Or why we use decibels to indicate volume? Then this is the show for you, soon you too will have all the knowledge you need to know How to Break a Radio Station.
University Radio York, has produced some amazing content, presenters, technical achievements and shows through the years. This show celebrates some of the amazing work done here at URY.
Alex Cheesman and Dan Creigh share their wealth of knowledge and experience from the electronics foundation course here at the university of York. When not discussing intellectual persuits, expect stuttering, technical difficulties, waffle, dead air, and the occasional tune.
The double agent himself is back (They just can't get rid of me)! Coming to you live from the Liverpool Guild of Students in a studio kindly loaned out by Liverpool Guild Student Media. They're not on air right now but never let something so trial as technical difficulties get in the way of good radio; and what better place to go than my old stomping gound at URY.
Join new Linux daily driver Jamie as he explorers the wonderful world of audio on linux with his new Thinkpad L480 and Sound Desk (Behringer Flow8).
Each show will be a remote broadcast from a different loaction with the only limits being our imaginations... and the time period before pulseaudio decides to end the show early.
Will a single episode manage a technical-difficulty free hour? Let's find out!