Grok and Roll

Grok and Roll doesn't pretend to be something it's not. It's a music station, pure and simple. No genre labels, no narrow playlists. And that's exactly what makes it work. You'll hear everything from obscure soul 45s to modern indie rock to vintage synth-pop. One set might flip from a Lee 'Scratch' Perry dub to a Velvet Underground deep cut. The transitions are jarring at first, but they grow on you. It's addictive. The station seems programmed by someone with a bottomless record collection and a willingness to take risks that most algorithm-driven services wouldn't dare. When you listen to Gr…