Mason Dixon Generation 80's

Mason Dixon Generation 80's commits entirely to the 1980s as its programming universe without apology or contextual explanation. The format dedicates itself to new wave, synthpop, hair metal, and the decade's genuine schizophrenia about what rock music could become. You'll hear Depeche Mode transitions into Mötley Crüe transitions into The Human League without transition commentary. The station trusts listeners to hold multiple sonic aesthetics simultaneously. That's the era's actual vibe. DJs grew up with this music and speak about it with genuine affection rather than ironic distance. They k…