@sadwave

SADWAVE

Telegram channel @sadwave: 8.5K subscribers, 2.1K views per post, score 59

Music

59CAhead of 6 in 10 channels in its category

Category midrange 45–62This channel 59

8.5K
Subscribers: 2.1K
Median views over 30 days: 24.8%
Views / subscribers over 30 days: 50
Posts over 30 days

Data as of October 1, 2026

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Punk rock and post-punk scene coverage: gig announcements, festival recaps and afterparties, stories from club life. Recent posts cover Violentor, the 11th anniversary of Smena venue, the Minimum Pop festival and its afterparty at Mission on Spartakovskaya street, plus a story about a lost iPhone recovered after a market mishap. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 8,461, below the category median, while 66 posts went out over 30 days, noticeably more often than other music channels. The engagement rate sits at 22.2 percent, roughly matching the category median. Median post views reach 1,882. The channel runs on a steady stream of concert listings and reader engagement in the comments, where audience impressions from past events are welcomed.

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Overview

Written automatically from the channel's data, updated 30 August 2026. The numbers in this text are as of that date; the fresh ones are in the tiles above.

SADWAVE covers punk, hardcore and metal: band announcements, weekly gig roundups, album reviews and ticket giveaways. A good share of recent posts trace preparations for the Minimum Pop festival, introducing acts from veteran Moscow punk bands to noise rock and emoviolence groups.

The channel posts often: 20 posts in 30 days against a category median of 10 for Music. Median post views sit at 2,335, and ER runs at 27.6%, above the category median of 22.6%. The channel's Place Score is 66.

Over the 13-day observation window, subscribers grew by 142 and average views rose by 15. The channel has 8,446 subscribers, well below the category median of 25,633, though engagement runs comparatively high.

It suits readers following the punk and metal scene, concertgoers and anyone tracking independent music releases: posts range from straight news to personal takes on bands and records.

Common questions

What is the @sadwave channel about?: It covers the punk, hardcore and metal scene: band announcements, weekly gig roundups, album reviews and festival news like Minimum Pop.
Can I buy ads on SADWAVE?: The owner hasn't published a rate card yet. You can reach out directly on Telegram.
How many subscribers?: Subscribers: 8.5K. Median views per post: 2.1K. Views per subscriber: 24.8%. Measured on October 1, 2026.
How often are posts published?: Posts in the last 30 days: 50 — that is several times a day. Measured on October 1, 2026.
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Subscribers+176 in 46 days

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Oct 18,480−5 in a day

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What it is made of
Engagement	10.6 of 30
Growth quality	20 of 20
Reactions and forwards	8.1 of 15
Consistency	7.8 of 12
Trust	4 of 8
Reviews	not enough datano reviews yet

Score 59 — from 5 of 6 signals: the rest are not measured yet. Methodology

What the channel wrote about

From posts September 5 – 9 · written automatically

Punk rock and post-punk concerts for the week, featuring Violentor and other acts. Posts covered a lost iPhone 15 Pro after the Minimum Pop festival and asked listeners for help returning it. An afterparty at Mission club featured DJs playing garage, underground, and experimental music.