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Sandblast Channel doesn't follow a playlist. One minute it's deep cuts from Canadian indie bands, the next a forgotten soul track from the '70s. The station's identity mirrors the vast Canadian landscape - open, eclectic, and sometimes sparse. You won't find polished DJ banter; the music speaks for itself. It's a throwback to when radio felt like discovery. Tune into Sandblast Channel live, and you're on a journey without a map. The transitions can be jarring, but that's the whole idea. It's not background noise. It demands engagement. You'll hear lo-fi recordings from Montreal bedroom artists…
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