The Other Side of Midnight

The transition from day to night at The Other Side of Midnight is subtle. A slow descent into the strange. This station doesn't do morning shows or traffic reports. It exists in the hours when most people sleep. The programming feels like a mixtape made by someone who spends too much time in record stores. You'll hear everything from drone to jazz to field recordings. Sometimes a track fades into minutes of silence before the next one creeps in. It's unsettling in the best way. There's a curator behind the scenes with an ear for the obscure. One night it was Alice Coltrane mixed with modern am…