The Receiver
A little radio for your computer. Open it, and LTBR·FM is already playing — amber glow, scrolling display, no browser tab to lose. Free, for Windows, Mac and Linux.
The Analog Face
Same Receiver, different decade. Flip it over to the Wavemaster 3000 — cream and walnut, twin VU meters that swing with the music, and a lamplit dial parked just past 101 where London lives. For lovers of the truly old school analog vibe.
It just plays
No account, no playlist, no decisions. Open the Receiver, press the power button, and the STANDBY lamp goes out as London comes in. One little window, already tuned to the station.
The amber display
Dot-matrix letters scroll the station name and what's playing, the way departure boards and old hi-fis used to talk to you. Next to it, the spectrum analyser dances along with the music.
Make it sound like yours
Twelve sliders run from deep bass (31) up to sparkle (16k). Not sure where to start? Four buttons do it for you — FLAT plays it as broadcast, PIRATE adds that rooftop-aerial warmth, BASS brings the low end forward, and VOICE lifts the talk.
Simple controls
Pause, stop, a volume slider — that's the whole cockpit. And for the curious: the STREAM box at the bottom accepts any station URL you paste in. Hit TUNE, and you're there.
Get the Receiver
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Prefer the source? Every version of the Receiver lives on the GitHub releases page.