Recent Episode Lenny Radio Window
EP06 just dropped.
Ten minutes of cracklin’ signal, late-night stories, and southern dust in the speakers.
Lenny doesn’t script it. He doesn’t polish it. He just talks — then lets the music take over.
Live From Pine Licks since 1976
The tower’s still standing. The lights still hum.
And somewhere between midnight and sunrise, this signal still cuts through the static like it always did.
Built on backroads. Powered by stubbornness.
WLNX Pine Licks – Hard Southern Rock 24/7
WLNX isn’t background noise.
It’s driving music. Garage music. Night shift music.
If it’s loud, honest, and built with dirt under the nails — it plays here.
Our World & The People Who Make It
Below you’ll find crews, sounds and souls that keep Pine Licks and its signal alive.
Pine Licks, Population: Loud & Drunk
One main road. One water tower. One radio signal that won’t die.
You don’t visit Pine Licks for comfort.
You come for dust, diesel, and stories that start with “you ain’t gonna believe this…” If the porch light’s on, you’re welcome. If it ain’t — knock louder.
VibeFoundry – Born in a Garage
No studio polish. No industry leash.
Just amps turned too high and songs built from busted knuckles and stubborn pride. If it rattles the truck door and makes the neighbor nervous,
it probably came from here.
Rev Disesl & Church of Carburetor Live!
Church of the Carburetor – Sunday Service at 7, Bring Gas
We don’t kneel. We rev. Engines as scripture. Pistons as prayer.
When the choir hits, it smells like fuel and freedom. If your heart don’t thump when the throttle opens, you might be in the wrong congregation.
Redneck Widows – Boots, Grit & Trouble
They sound like sunburn, spilled beer, and a tractor that won’t start unless you swear at it. Three girls, one flatbed stage, and enough grit to shake the grain silos outside Pine Licks. No glitter, no backup dancers — just loud strings and louder mouths. If the field’s on fire, it’s probably their encore.