Institutional broadcasts
Please Hold
Three released six-hour institutional broadcasts currently anchor the shelf: Nuka-Cola Hold Music, RobCo Technical Support, and Allegheny Asylum Hold Music.
Programs index
The AtomRadio76 archive, organized by signal.
Browse the major transmission worlds, recurring music lines, and deep archive shelves that define the station. Follow the archive by the kind of signal you want to hear next.
Section one
Broadcast Worlds
Ongoing in-universe transmission environments: institutions, narrators, regions, and full signal identities.
Faction broadcasts
Enclave Broadcasts
Five Enclave shelves now define the broadcast world: Americana, Foundations of Order, New Order, Blueprints for the Republic, and From Sea to Sea.
Field relay network
Brotherhood Transmissions
A broader Brotherhood lane for music, relay notices, scribe communications, field announcements, and disciplined post-war signal culture.
Late-night story frequency
Midnight in the Wasteland
Nightwatch’s quiet 3 a.m. story channel: secondhand accounts, object-anchored tragedies, relayed mysteries, and the soft moral residue of the wastes.
Vault concept albums
Life Inside
Four named vault cycles plus the continuing Vault-Tec behavioral archive: sealed experiments translated into albums, story arcs, and analytical case files.
Mexican Wasteland signals
Teotlalli Signals
The Mexican Wasteland archive: relayed story worlds, three released Spanish-language episodes, regional lore, and a music branch that can grow on its own terms.
Section two
Signature Music Series
Recurring musical lanes with their own sound, visual identity, and long-term creative runway.
Core music line
Nuka Nights
The polished Fallout lounge-and-swing series, now spanning seven volumes and serving as one of the channel’s clearest musical signatures.
Mutation songs
Mutations Under the Moon
A 16-title mutation songbook: wasteland physiology turned into playful, dark, or surprisingly elegant vintage music.
Persona-driven swing
Dottie Confidential
A seven-title persona shelf of cheeky 1940s swing, Fallout innuendo, strict character branding, and double meaning that survives an institutional audit.
Retro-futurist glamour
Atomic Glamour
The Atomic Glamour parent shelf, now defined by two complete collections: Lipstick and Lasers and Stilettos & Gamma Rays.
Chem-soaked swing
Chem Swing Syndrome
The unified chem shelf: the core Chem Swing songbook plus two full Chemboat Review riverboat collections living under one clean umbrella.
Standalone major cycle
Father Elijah Cycle
One finite 32-song narrative arc moving through four linked parts: not a general Brotherhood shelf, but its own major authored cycle.
Country & western shelf
Frontier 76
The western lane, currently anchored by the Headhunter Bounty List: 19 completed bounty songs inside a 28-entry planned rogues’ gallery.
Section three
Archive Shelves
Large destination collections that will become major repository wings in their own right.
Misfit gold
The Discount Bin
The off-angle shelf now begins with two real records — Watch de Sheepsquatch and Light-Fingered Crayton — with room for many more strange survivors.
Alternate archive
B-Sides
Twenty-five current archive cuts split between Chem Swing Syndrome and Mutations Under the Moon, preserved outside the main release shelves.
Cryptid archive
Baa Baa Tech Sheep
Sheepsquatch mystery broadcasts, field recordings, and Van Lowe Taxidermy signal fragments.