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XRADIO SAN CLEMENTE XRADIO 100.5 SAN CLEMENTE
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XRADIO SAN BERNARDO XRADIO 99.1 SAN BERNARDO
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XRADIO BARILOCHE X RADIO BARILOCHE
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XRADIO SANTA TERESITA XRADIO 99.3 SANTA TERESITA
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POP SAN BERNARDO POP 94.1 SAN BERNARDO
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POP SAN CLEMENTE POP 96.3 SAN CLEMENTE
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POP BARILOCHE POP BARILOCHE 89.3
Chart-Topping Rock Band Drops Raw and Gritty New Single
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Chart-Topping Rock Band Drops Raw and Gritty New Single xradio
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In the early days, it was mainly the college radio stations that promoted this sound. In fact, ‘college rock’ was the phrase used to describe alternative rock in the 1980s, before the genre coined as alternative rock music became popular in the mid 1980s. As the popularity of the music grew, other previously separate genres became grouped under alt rock as well. These genres are comprised of post-punk (since alternative rock is offspring of the punk genre), New Wave, indie (also known as independent) rock, pop, and punk rock.