VIDEOS
Years ago, back when I was hosting Sound of Science on Radio Guerrilla, I stumbled upon this visual masterpiece of a video. What you see in the video is called cymatics, which basically means visualizing sound waves. Absolutely nothing is CGI. All the experiments show how matter (sand, liquid, fire, electricity) reacts to specific audio frequencies. Read more “VIDEO: Nigel Stanford – CYMATICS: Science vs. Music”
VIDEOS
Back in 2010, OK Go had a crazy idea: shoot the This Too Shall Pass music video in a single take during a carefully crafted chain reaction.
Read more “VIDEO: The chain reaction music video (one single take)”
News
Sometimes we have scheduled downtime to update our systems and keep the radio running smoothly. These breaks can take anywhere from a few minutes to half an hour. We’ll always let you know with a message on the site, and we’re planning to run short daytime audio spots to announce any upcoming night maintenance. Read more “A few words about when Lounge Avenue goes offline”
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That is a genuinely good question. While listening to our station, you might have wondered what a Foo Fighters or The Prodigy track is doing here. Well, to understand what Lounge Avenue is, you first have to understand where it came from. Read more “What is Lounge Avenue?”
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The show you listened to for seven years, GuerriNight, becomes LoungeNight. In that time, it spanned 401 editions and wandered across three FM frequencies: Radio Guerrilla, Radio Gold FM, back to Radio Guerrilla, before finally signing off at Radio Tananana.
Artists on Lounge Avenue
Coeur de Pirate is the artistic name of a Canadian singer and songwriter who built her identity around intimacy and emotional clarity. Her music feels close and personal, as if it is spoken directly to the listener. From the first notes, there is a sense of honesty that does not rely on volume or drama. Read more “Coeur de Pirate: Fragility, Melody, and Quiet Strength”
Artists on Lounge Avenue
Francesca Gagnon is a Canadian vocalist whose voice became instantly recognizable through its softness, restraint, and emotional weight. Rather than demanding attention, her singing invites listeners inward. It is calm, intimate, and deeply expressive, designed for moments of reflection rather than spectacle. Read more “Francesca Gagnon: The Voice Between Silence and Emotion”
Artists on Lounge Avenue
Faithless is a British electronic band that never fit neatly into one category. Emerging in the mid 1990s, they combined club culture with depth, emotion, and social awareness. Their music worked on dancefloors, but it also asked listeners to stop and think. That balance made them unique in an era dominated by pure escapism. Read more “Faithless: Meaning, Rhythm, and the Voice of the Dancefloor”
Artists on Lounge Avenue
Cigarettes After Sex is an American band known for creating a very specific emotional space. Their music moves slowly, quietly, and deliberately, focusing on mood rather than momentum. From the first seconds of any track, the listener is drawn into a soft, intimate world where everything feels suspended in time. Read more “Cigarettes After Sex: Slow Motion Dreams”
Artists on Lounge Avenue
Deja Vu is a band name that instantly suggests familiarity, and that feeling carries into the music itself. Active around the late 1990s and early 2000s dance era, Deja Vu fit naturally into a scene where rhythm, melody, and repetition were essential. Their sound was designed to feel known on first listen, even when you heard it for the first time. Read more “Deja Vu: Familiar Grooves and the Comfort of Dance Music”