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24 Hours of techno 20140321
Sphinkta-X Radio is a proper rabbit hole. Crank it up and you'll bounce between indie rock, electronic, old blues records, and talk segments that feel like a mate down the pub. It's distinctly Australian, but the playlist ranges far beyond the usual Triple J fare. You might catch a Sleepmakeswaves instrumental followed by a 1970s funk bootleg. The station streams at 128kbps, which gives it a lo-fi charm, though audiophiles might frown. That's part of the appeal. It's raw, unfiltered, and proudly DIY. The presenters (if they're presenters at all) don't sound like polished radio hosts; they soun…
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