| RADIO STATION Kult FM | |
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| Location: | Vespucci Beach, Los Santos, San Andreas |
| Genre: | Alternative Dance Alternative Rock Art Pop Art Punk Art Rock Dance-Punk Dub Electro-Disco Electro-Industrial Electropop Experimental Rock Funk Rock Garage Punk Garage Rock Garage Rock Revival Gothic Rock Heavy Metal Hip-Hop Horror Punk Hypnagogic Pop Indie Rock Industrial Jangle Pop New Wave Neo-Psychedelia Neue Deutsche Welle Noise Rock Post-Punk Post-Punk Revival Power Pop Proto-Punk Psychobilly Soul Synthpop Traditional Pop Punk Rock |
| Appearance(s): | Grand Theft Auto Online (The Cayo Perico Heist update) |
| Host: | Julian Casablancas Zachary Mac DeMarco Tony Mac |
Kult FM 99.1 (also referred to as K.U.L.T. 99.1 FM and Vespucci Beach Low Power Radio on its logo) is a radio station in Grand Theft Auto Online added in The Cayo Perico Heist update on December 15, 2020.
The station is hosted by Julian Casablancas, lead singer for The Strokes and The Voidz rock bands.
Description[]
The station broadcasts from Julian Casablancas' basement in Vespucci Beach. Despite the logo claiming it is a low power radio station, it can be heard throughout southern San Andreas. While it is advertised as being hosted by Julian Casablancas, most of the continuity on the station is provided by his producer, Zachary, portrayed by David Cross, who makes regular reference to Julian's absence, and his own previous role in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas as Zero.
Kult FM's content largely focuses on post-punk and experimental rock, but ranges from a wide range of genres such as hip hop, industrial, art rock, gothic rock, indie rock, garage rock, new wave, dub, power pop, alternative dance, soul, and traditional pop. The playlist makes it one of the most diverse, genre-independent stations to appear in the series.
Mac DeMarco intermittently provides horoscope readings and some songs are announced using a computer synthesized voice, similarly to The Journey.
Tracklist[]
- LL Cool J - Going Back to Cali (1987)
- Nick Lowe - So It Goes (1976)
- Automatic - Too Much Money (2019)
- New Order - Age of Consent (1983)
- Grauzone - Eisbär (1980)
- Joy Division - She's Lost Control (1979)
- Connie Francis - Many Tears Ago (1960)
- Crack Cloud - Drab Measure (2016)
- The Strokes - The Adults Are Talking (2020)
- Misfits - TV Casualty (1978)
- Danzig - Deep (1996)
- DAF - Liebe Auf Den Ersten Blick (1981)
- Certain Ratio - Faceless (1979)
- Gloria Jones - Tainted Love (1965)
- Viagra Boys - Girls and Boys (2020)
- Ramones - Time Bomb (1983)
- MC Shan Feat. TJ Swan - Left Me Lonely (1987)
- The Voidz - Where No Eagles Fly (2014)
- The Velvet Underground - Rock and Roll (1970)
- The Cramps - Human Fly (1978)
- Colourbox - Baby I Love You So (1986)
- The Stooges - Down On The Street (1970)
- T La Rock - It's Yours (1984)
- Mac DeMarco - On the Level (2017)
- Charanjit Singh - Madhuvanti (1982)
- Ariel Pink - Four Shadows (2014)
- Lea Porcelain - Pool Song (2020)
- Promiseland - Take Down The House (2017)
- The Strokes - Hard to Explain (2001)
- The Voidz - Alien Crime Lord (2020)
- Iggy Pop - Nightclubbing (1977)
- The The - This is the Day (1983)
- Icky Blossoms - Cycle (2012)
- The Slits - Typical Girls (1979)
Trivia[]
- The station appears to be named after Cult Records, an independent record label founded by Julian Casablancas in 2009.
- Occasionally, Zachary will introduce Time Bomb by saying "Hey ho, let's go Ramones!", a reference to another song of theirs, Blitzkrieg Bop.