Yep, that's what I've noticed too. I flip on GO 96.3 a few times a day and I hardly ever hear any kind of station identifiers. It's basically a jukebox with ads. They just fade between tracks and advertisements. Before RDS stopped being generated, they didn't even bother to clear the text during commercial breaks and it would keep displaying the name of the last song being played until the commercial break was over. I don't think I've heard an ID since November either.
I've also noticed a very limited number of songs playing for the most part. I've heard this "Fire for You" song four times today, and I've only been tuned to this station for maybe 25 minutes all day. It's playing as I type this! As you said, they're still playing the DJ "weekly pick" segments from November as well. I never listened to GO 95.3 much, but I can't imagine it's doing much better.
They are still broadcasting in HD, and it does seem to be working on all the subchannels. I don't have an HD radio (I don't like how the compression sounds), but I can use my SDR with some open source software to decode it. Here are the list of the subchannels it's broadcasting.
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Will be interesting to see what they do with their HD-2 station PraiseLive, because I'm pretty sure it's a competitor to EMF. They also
have an analog translator in St. Paul for their HD-2 station.
Very much a zombie station. I just hope they give it some kind of on-air sendoff I can listen to instead of programming suddenly just cutting to EMF.