THE ALBUM ZONE started life in early 1997. Previously, a bunch of us had done Radio Programmes for various Stations across mainland Europe, but we wanted to do it on our own. Our own choice of Music. Our rules. Our own way ... So we did.

Now, various Stations around the World take our Programmes, mainly for Internet Broadcasts, but also local FM and AM stations in Central Europe, and the USA. Currently our Album Zone Programmes air on..

Replayradio.org with new regular slots for The Albumzone, further details to follow

IRNB in The Netherlands on Saturday and Sunday evenings.

Radio Heatwave - Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays during the evenings.

WCRV 97.7FM in Lake Ariel Pennsylvania on Friday and Sunday evenings, from 18.00 hrs EST.

Hesser College Radio from their internet server at www.backbone.com/hesser and of course from our own AZ Archive server.

Look out for the next ‘Live Albumzone’ programme details of which will be on the News page and will be available to listen to from ReplayRadio.org and our own AZ Archive Server.

Archived Albumzone programmes are now available to the discerning listener, streaming 24/7 from our server:

                        LISTEN TO ARCHIVED PROGRAMMES HERE

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We are always looking for new outlets - and if you are interested in airing Album Zone Programmes, do contact us via email at studio@albumzone.co.uk. We have 7 Presenters, who present an 'Album' format, from our extensive library of over 22,000 Albums, covering some 70 years of Music.

All our Programmes are of 2 hours duration, split into 2 x 1 Hour segments. We'd love to hear from you. Our aim is to spread our music, and our message, around the World. Communication is the key ! For more information, and to delve deeper into our history, do check out our Blog, at : http://thealbumzone.blogspot.com... and please email studio@albumzone.co.uk

Presenter Profiles and programmes are available on the following pages. Please use the links to be found at the top of each page.

Welcome to our world, but beware