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The rise of anywhere and everywhere radio

Cooking up broadcasts — From a London rickshaw to a shipping container in Ukraine, independent stations are redefining what a studio looks and feels like. Bella Koopman speaks to DIY station founders to find out more.

Written by: Bella Koopman
Two people sitting on concrete ledge playing chess. One wears dark vest and shorts, the other a black t-shirt. Pink wall behind them.
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Music

Ravers are swapping dancefloors for chessboards

Knight to d-floor — As traditional club spaces come under threat, electronic music lovers are seeking out alternative ways to enjoy rolling grooves and breaks. Now, a new type of club, where chess matches are soundtracked by DJ sets and club beats, appears to be their next move.

Written by: Bella Koopman

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