KIS FM

This is one of the quieter entries in Indonesia's listing, at 134 of 212. Stations at this depth are usually community, religious or single genre broadcasters rather than national networks, and the country's numbered pages are the only route to them.

With one recorded open, KIS FM sits in the part of the directory where the numbers stop discriminating. The station's position in Indonesia's list should be read as approximate for exactly that reason.

KIS FM leads with dangdut, a tag 10 other stations in Indonesia use and one the country hub lists among its headline genres. If the country's sound is what brought you here, this is squarely part of it.

At 192 kbps, KIS FM streams at more than double Indonesia's median of 96 kbps. That is a deliberate choice by whoever runs it: bandwidth is the recurring cost of an internet station, and a rate this far above the local norm is money spent on sounding better than the dial around it.

The stream is served from stream.radiokis.id, which no other entry in Indonesia uses in this snapshot. Nothing else in the listing shares its fate: if this address stops answering it is this broadcaster's own outage, and if it plays, it plays.