The documentary explores the challenges faced by XFM in its early days as an underground pirate radio station, including run-ins with the authorities and competition from established radio stations. It delves into the station's role in championing alternative music and providing a platform for up-and-coming artists to showcase their work.
The film also highlights the impact of XFM on popular culture, with interviews from key figures in the music industry and insights into the station's influence on the British music scene. It delves into the station's evolution from a small pirate radio station to a major player in the alternative music scene, and its role in launching the careers of influential artists and comedians.
Throughout the documentary, viewers are taken on a journey through the history of XFM, exploring its key moments, personalities, and contributions to the music and comedy worlds. The film serves as a celebration of the station's legacy and its impact on the cultural landscape of the UK.