Radio Rock On

Rock On calls itself what it means. The station plays rock programming in the United States with the kind of straightforward approach that suggests no algorithm committee spent three months debating whether to include post-punk revival. The format runs classic rock mixed with newer acts, which means you'll catch Van Halen followed by something released in the last year that actually rocks. No smooth jazz sleepers or saxophone interlude crap. The programming works because it understands its core audience gets older but doesn't want to hear only legacy acts. Modern rock inclusion feels genuine r…