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KEOS operates from Texas A&M and sounds like radio made by people who still believe in discovery matters. The format sprawls - indie rock sits next to experimental electronic, folk next to post-punk, whatever the on-air student decided to spin without asking permission from anyone. That's the entire point of the station's existence. There's an absence of commercial pressure that lets the station take real risks without consequence. A two-hour show might start with Pavement, detour through Indonesian psychedelia, land on contemporary indie artists, all threaded together by a DJ who's hearing so…
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