Stainbah

Stainbah is a curious beast. Tucked somewhere in the vast Canadian radio landscape, it doesn't shout for attention. Instead, it lets the music do the talking. The playlist feels like a crate-digger's fever dream: you might hear a lo-fi bedroom pop track from Halifax, then a deep cut from a Montreal experimental band, then a forgotten 90s indie rock single. There's no genre loyalty here. That's the point. The station name itself hints at something off-kilter. The audio quality at 64kbps adds a charming, hazy texture - like listening to a distant pirate broadcast. It's not polished. It doesn't n…