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Radio Station SHIZZZO is a curated rock music channel focused on
Southern Rock, Texas Rock, Country Rock and Classic Hard Rock.

This channel is about guitar-driven music with soul — gritty, melodic, and rooted in classic songwriting traditions.
No hype. No trends. Just honest rock music built around feel, groove, and atmosphere.

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Melodic Classic Rock with a modern edge

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Tomorrow - 22.09.26 - Southern Rock - 10 new Songs - 18:00 (MEZ)

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Premiwere - Today - 20.9.2026 - 18:30 (MEZ) - BLACKTHORN – SAME BLOOD IN THE RAIN
An Epic Cinematic Rock Film by Radio Station SHizzzo

From the first conflicts of mankind to the battlefields of antiquity, Verdun, Stalingrad and a possible future beyond our own time...

Blackthorn walks through thousands of years of human history.

Different centuries.
Different flags.
Different reasons.

But the same blood in the rain.

This cinematic rock film combines original music, atmospheric sound design and AI-assisted visual storytelling to explore the endless cycle of war, power, belief, resources and human destruction.

The film does not celebrate war.
It looks at what remains after the fighting is over — the people who paid the price, the cities left behind and the question mankind has asked for thousands of years: