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Toast Radio is a streaming music server playing a freeform radio format of alternative, melodic rock and independent music with folk, big band, ska, rockabilly, electro-swing, jazz, alt-country and many more styles being featured.

Toasty tracks are played weekdays into the evenings Pacific time. On the overnight, Toast Radio goes extreme freeform, opening the doors to a collection of over 32,100 tracks from 2,630 albums.

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by Hooverphonic off "The Magnificent Tree"

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by The Lost Fingers off "Wonders of the World"

4:25 ∙ Pop ∙ 2014

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by Kate Rusby off "Ten"

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by Wings off "Wings Greatest"

4:08 ∙ Rock ∙ 1978

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by John Wesley Harding off "Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead"

6:15 ∙ Alternative ∙ 2009

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by The Connells off "Ring"

4:34 ∙ Alternative ∙ 1993

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by The Detroit Cobras off "Life, Love and Leaving"

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