The Radar Station

About the artist

The Radar Station was born out of the bands Barefoot And The Shoes and Sun Gods. With their rich, interwoven synth and guitar sections combined with layered drum rhythms, The Radar Station creates its typical sound. A sound reminiscent of indie rock bands like The War On Drugs and The National with echoes from eighties pop songs by Peter Gabriel and Daniel Lanois. The striking, warm, conjuring voice of the lead singer, Brent Buckler, completes the band's sound as a mix of Eddie Vedder

Top songs

Subtle Science
The Giant (Radio Cut)
Pictures Of You
The Giant
Face Full of Lines
Big Big Town
Fortune Fades
Voices
The Beauty of Belief
The Cheapest Seats

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Winged Seeds
After the Tornado
Zanzara
Into The Mud
Right Through Me
Where Will You Go
Silent Face
Somewhere Out There
Somewhere Out There (Still believe in you)
After the Tornado (Radio Cut)
Silent Face (See us change)
January Colours
Loony Lane
House with No Seasons
I Moan
Electric Sea
The Cheapest Seats (The weight of the world)
Face Full of Lines (Radio Cut)
The Radar Station
Silent Face - live
January Colours - live
Where Will You Go?
Fortune Fades - live
Somewhere Out There - live
Where Will You Go - live
Where Will You Go (radio Edit)
Teardrop (Massive Attack cover)
Teardrop (#ikluisterBelgisch live)
Big big town - 2025
Into The Mud (Official Version)
StuBru
Subtle Science (Official Version)
Teardrop (live bij Studio Brussel)
Subtle Science (Live @ The Tunnel)
It's Amazing To Be Young (Fontaines D.C. cover)
Subtle Science (Trefpunt Sessions)
Subtle Science (A Capella)

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