Episodes

Fever Fever is a brilliantly talented alternative, atmospheric rock band. Vocalist, Drew Murfin sits down to talk about the music of Fever Fever, their new album Aftermath, and their bizarre sense of humour.

The second half of our chat with Steven Delopoulos of Burlap To Cashmere. Our discussion focuses on their new album, Freedom Souls and songs from this awesome album. Part 2 of 2.

Steven Delopoulos visits The Antidote. The vocalist and lyricist of Burlap To Cashmere talks with us about their past, their disbandment, renewal of B2C, and their new (and greatest) album, Freedom Souls. Part 1 of 2.

Apocalyptic indie rock band Dissident Prophet from Birmingham, England, meets with The Antidote. Their new album Red Moon Rising is going to stretch your mind and so will the conversation

How does horror/punk/thrash fit into a Christian world-view? Splatter Guts of Blast From Oblivion explains as we speak with him and feature music from the new Blast From Oblivion release, To Hell And Back.

The Antidote returns from Audiofeed 2015 with a ton of new bands and interviews with both artists and fans. We share some musical highlights and surprises from this year’s premier music festival.

In the past, rock & roll was the bad boy of music. Then it was punk, now hip-hop takes that title. The Antidote offers hip-hop with a difference. Listen to music from Lecrae, Andy Mineo, Propaganda,  Derek Minor and many other artists.

Celebrate Canada Day with The Antidote as we head into the past with a number of retro artists and share music that’s all Canadian.

The music of Tow’rs is not typical indie folk. The band sits down with The Antidote to discuss their faith, struggles, and their upcoming album, The Great Minimum.

Meet Windsor, Ontario’s Salt Of The Chief Cornerstone. This two-piece progressive instrumental rock, electro metal band is one of the tightest bands ever heard. Listen in for a great discussion with band members, Brandon and Iven, and our look at their incredible album, Intelligent Design.

It’s a double header on The Antidote as we meet with two female fronted bands, ILIA and Glassworld. Suzy Martinez shares about ILIA’s new Reborn EP and how their musical style has changed over the years. Glassworld members Beth Durbin and Steph Roat sit down to talk about their Breaking …

The name Attalus may not be on everyone’s lips, but they soon will be with the release of their amazing concept album, Into the Sea. Discover all the details of the band and this recording as we speak with the band members of Attalus.

Are Christian music festivals significant cultural events? We chat with Luke and Zack of the new and influential, AudioFeed Festival. They share about what it’s like to put on an event of this calibre. Listen to a mix of artists that will be found at AudioFeed 2015.

Punk certainly isn’t dead. Discover how this genre continues through the music of Destroy Nate Allen. Nate joins us on this episode of The Antidote to talk about their bold and unusual folk-punk music and life on the road.

Local celebrity and genuinely great guy, Christian Harvey visits The Antidote. He shares some of his favourite music, speaks about the work he does with Peterborough street people, and talks about his days as the original drummer for Thousand Foot Krutch.

How can it be that a band can appear out of nowhere to produce what may be the greatest metal album of the year? Find out when we meet with Slovakia’s Within Silence to discuss their new album Gallery of Life.

Michigan’s the Soil & the Sun met with The Antidote at their recent Toronto date. We spoke with Alex McGrath about their music and their new album, Meridian. Discover what Experiential Spiritual Folk-Rock New Mexican Space Music is.

Levi The Poet is a master story-teller, delivering his art with both transparency and boldness. Levi discusses the nature of his craft and how his latest spoken word album, Correspondence (a fiction) is a big change from his previous work.

Worship music comes under the microscope as Colin Maltby of The Crows and Doves visits The Antidote. We take a critical look at what’s happening in new worship music and air songs from very divergent genres.

There’s been a lot of great new music coming out the in the first part of 2015. Listen in to discover your favourite new track.

Having recently signed to labels in both the US and Germany, We Are The City have taken their ambitions to another level on their upcoming album, Violent. The album shares its name with their feature film, which is garnering critical attention at film festivals around the world. The Antidote meets with …

Flatfoot 56 frontman Tobin Bawinkel comes to The Antidote as we feature his new side project, 6’10. Tobin gets personal as he shares about the storytelling found on his new album, The Humble Beginnings Of A Rovin’ Soul.

The Antidote goes LIVE! Some bands can make a great live recording work, others can’t pull it off. Listen to a wide range of music styles on this episode as we check into live recordings and comments from many of the best live performers.

My Ransomed Soul looks at the ills in our society on their new full length, Trilateral. During our conversation, My Ransomed Soul vocalist, Brendan Frey, shares about the band’s politicized lyrical outlook.

The long anticipated new full length SOUL from Ravenhill releases February 24th. Tune in for the first listen to this extraordinary recording. Frontman, Josh Clifton, shares his insights into the music of Ravenhill and you’ll discover how soulful SOUL really is.