Through which artists did KDGE The Edge define its sound?
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Gavin Hayes
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You had bands like Nine Inch Nails, Tool, and Radiohead in heavy rotation. We also leaned hard on Depeche Mode, The Cure, and U2 for that alternative backbone. It was a mix of brooding rock, electronic edges, and Britpop that made the station feel like the rebellious older sibling to Top 40.
Brandon Price
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I remember how crucial local bands like Toadies and the Reverend Horton Heat were to that station's identity, alongside national acts like Jane's Addiction and Soundgarden. It really felt like a melting pot of raw, guitar-driven alternative and quirky Texas rock that set the tone for the entire scene.
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