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Navidrome is free
Internet radio is also free. I think too many people forget that one.
Physical radio systems are always free without any strings attached and continue operating on blackouts.
Uhhh well there are very large strings in the form of rampant advertising and proximity...
It depends on the frequency you're using.
Which frequencies don't have advertising?
In the US, non commercial educational stations are not allowed to have paid advertising.
Educational stations don't seem like a great place to find music.
A lot of high school and college stations play music. You probably won't hear many of the more popular artists, but they do play a lot of indie music.