Berlin Radio

A radio station run by a 18 year old boy in a decrepit basement. Using a variety of different wires stolen from the great German Scrapyard, Jimmy Neutrino fashioned a great radio tower, reaching the entirety of Berlin, thus the name "Berlin Radio" was born.

Effect on Floated By Hitler
Only one Floated By Hitler song has reportedly been played on the Berlin Radio, and that is Adam Sandler. After uncovering a cassette containing the song, it was sent by Hans Neutrino to his older brother, Jimmy, where it maintained regular airplay for 2 and a half weeks before it's slot was overtaken by the song "Untitled" by Animal Collective. Due to the constant airplay, Floated By Hitler had reached a new audience and their earlier live shows had started to become slightly more popular, despite the Berlin Radio's small influence on the underground music scene.

The Final Broadcast
In 1950, Jimmy had caught a disease. The little profit that Jimmy was receiving from the Berlin Radio wasn't enough to cover the expenses to get it cured by the street apothecary, meaning that Jimmy knew he was going to pass soon. As a farewell gift, Jimmy gave the radio station to his brother, Hans, who had acquired a similar taste in music due to the fact that their childhood mostly consisted of them listening to different obscure tapes and records in the confines of the basement. 3 days later, Jimmy passed away peacefully in his sleep. Hans, deciding that he couldn't bare to continue on the legacy of the Berlin Radio, due to a combination of the bittersweet memories associated with it and the fact that he wanted to pursue a career as a nomad in Danzing Man's tribe. He accepted that he would have to commit a final broadcast, as closure for not only his own personal demons but also to inform the small audience of the Berlin Radio of what was going to occur.

The final broadcast consisted of a large playlist of Jimmy and Hans collective favorite songs of all time. Between each song, Hans read out a passage of Jimmy's diary. Just before the final song, an audio rip of the 2003 Brighton Performance by Animal Collective, Hans broke down and started muttering and screaming about how he was sorry and how he wished he could have helped. In the midst of this mental breakdown, he accidentally activated the final song. His crazy rantings overlapped into the song, until eventually at the end, Hans promised the audience that he was going to kill himself. It is unclear whether Hans ever actually committed suicide, but it is certain that Hans was never heard from again.