After Popular DJ Duo’s Firing, Vancouver Radio Station Has Played ‘Killing In The Name’ For 10-Plus Hours

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Rage Against The Machine‘s ‘Killing In The Name’ on repeat following the departure of three DJs.At the time of writing, KiSS Radio 104.9 FM is still broadcasting the censored version of the band’s incendiary 1992 track, which reached the UK Number One spot in Christmas 2009, on a loop.As the Vancouver Sun reports, the RATM protest began yesterday morning (June 29) a day after the popular morning hosts Kevin Lim and Sonia Sidhu announced their departure from KiSS Radio 104.9 FM after more than five years on the air. Afternoon host Tara Jean Stevens has also said that she will be moving on soon.“KiSS is changing and, unfortunately, we were informed that we will not be part of this new chapter,” said Lim and Sidhu during their final broadcast yesterday.

A Vancouver radio station is fighting back using Rage Against the Machine’s “Killing in the Name”. 

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