LASER558

LASER558 first hit the North Sea airwaves in 1984, a pirate ship defying the BBC's monopoly. It brought pop and rock to millions, living the offshore dream until its closure in 1985. Today, the spirit lives online. This isn't some corporate nostalgia trip. It's a genuine extension of that original radio idea, a rebel in the United Kingdom's radio landscape. Playing the hits and deep cuts of the mid-80s, you'll hear Duran Duran, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Dire Straits, and plenty of one-hit wonders. The stream is lean and clean at 128kbps, serviceable for the era's music. The DJs love their cra…