Episodes

Many artists struggle to release a debut album, but 20 years? That’s the case with Arizona natives, Namesake. The band was well known regionally in the late ’90’s and early 2000’s. Now they’ve reunited and produced the aptly titled, The Twenty Year First Impression. Come hear the complete story from bandmates, Matt …

Bridgeshadows may change your music tastes forever. Bridgeshadows has released two full length releases and contributions to multiple compilations over the past two decades. Now signed to AD Windblown Media, their music has returned to the forefront. In a hilarious interview, KL, band founder and frontman, shares the  story of …

The Israelites are an institution in the world of ska and reggae music. The band was founded more than 30 years ago in Los Angeles, California, and has spent years at the forefront of the U.S. and Southern California ska scene. The band takes it’s sound from the early days …

“In the midst of raging battles and the imminent pressure of conflicts there are those who rise up from the mire of the mundane as conquering warriors. Such is the case with Brazil’s powerhouse death metal trio, Krig.” That quote barely describes the power of Krig. The band has gone …

RichRel has done it all. Film, leadership roles, engineering, public speaking, and music. It’s that final role that drives RichRel to do what he does. He visits The Antidote to share about the new RichRel EP, SonShine.

A few months back, The Antidote listener, Christopher Spatz, reached out to us about Christian grunge. Join us as we explore some of our music picks from this genre. Music from: The Prayer Chain Black Happy Driver Eight Wish For Eden Glowing Moses Grammatrain Precious Death Nailed Poor Old Lu …

The Antidote has reached a milestone, our 500th episode. Listen in as we look into the past and feature some of the special moments we’ve encountered over the years,. Plus music from a widely diverse range of styles. Music and visits with: Bride Randy Stonehill The O.C. Supertones Five Iron …

Meadows is a melodic-hardcore powerhouse based in Birmingham, Alabama, who blend atmospheric guitar tones and vocals that touch on all parts of the spectrum ranging from spoken word to harsh yells. This is a band packed full of emotional strength. The Antidote meets with the band for a talk about …

Women are key players in Christian music, covering a diversity of styles, from loud to soft, screams and whispers, but all with a message centered on their faith. On this episode The Antidote highlights the female generated art from numerous artists, both mainstream and underground. Listen in as we speak …

The Antidote delivers an international flavour as we bring in the aggressive side of Christian punk. Scotland’s Durer has delivered Durer EP 2021 that include songs with opinions that could be considered extreme, but they are accurate. During the second half of The Antidote we meet with the Brazil based, …

Many Christian bands fit neatly into a comfortable spot in the music machine. Others want to stretch the boundaries. Theody comes to explain to The Antidote why different is always better. The band members come for a detailed talk about their music history and their new album, Smoke and Mirrors

Alt Press had this to say about Raviner: “Beautifully haunting, with electronic and pop elements sprinkled in, this group puts a refreshing twist on a familiar genre”. Very true, but there’s a whole lot more to be heard from a band who are one of the most insightful in the …

An ongoing question artists hear is: “Are you a Christian band or Christians in a band?”. That comes up as The Antidote visits with Bravado. Of course there’s lots more to hear about from this dynamic Memphis based band including their great new single, “Catacomb”.

It seems unimaginable that The Antidote now enters it’s 11th season of broadcasting “Christian music that doesn’t suck”. We break the norms by featuring artists who both challenge and reinforce our faith. Listen to this overview of what’s in store for our 2021/2022 broadcast season. Music from: Theody Londyn Rayne …

Miss Angie has resurfaced in the music scene. Highly regarded for a pair of outstanding albums in the late ’90’s, she’s returned with a stellar release, Desert Flags. Tune into The Antidote as Angie speaks about her history and her revitalized music.

It’s been too long since The Antidote had a visit from Pennsylvania’s alt rockers, The Chairman Dances. We make up for that as frontman Eric Krewson comes to share about the unusual writing method for their latest album, The strength of your arm.

Over the years The Antidote has aired several episodes based on cover songs. This time we hear from the artists. No Lost Cause, David Pataconi, Frost Like Ashes and Sunset Roulett all come to share about their cover song recordings. Music from: ’68 The Staple Singers No Lost Cause Scott …

Let me reveal the truth, I know absolutely nothing about hip hop. But that doesn’t stop The Antidote from featuring songs from a dozen and a half artists. Listen in to agree or disagree with the music picks.

The Antidote brings in the best head-banging music to take your summer to the next level. There’s a wide range of metal from big names and a few underground artists. We also share a conversation The Antidote had with HARD LOOK about their new album, Infinite Rebirth, and the single, …

The Antidote continues with our look into the latest new singles. Be ready for a wide range of music styles and artists, including the most unusual song we’ve ever aired. Cole Harmon of Glowing Moses joins me for a discussion about the band’s new release, “The Fix”.

New music was hard to find in 2020, but this year that’s changed. A massive number of new songs have been released. Tune In The Antidote for a huge selection of fresh singles from a variety of artists. We also bring a special one-on-one with Roberto  Montoya of Icons of …

COVID-19 is gradually becoming less of a worry, the world is reopening, and families are beginning to look forward to a vacation. The Antidote delivers the best road trip music ever, Christian psychedelic. The music came out during the late ’60’s and early ’70’s. Now you can enjoy it again. …

COVID-19 is gradually becoming less of a worry, the world is reopening, and families are beginning to look forward to a vacation. The Antidote delivers the best road trip music ever, Christian psychedelic. The music came out during the late ’60’s and early ’70’s. Now you can enjoy it again. …

David Zach of Remedy Drive, is a man on a mission to help those whose spirits and lives are being crushed by human trafficking. David returns to The Antidote to speak about Imago Amor, the final installment of Remedy’s Drive album trilogy which amplifies the voices of the downtrodden.

The faith aspect to the songs of Honoré is only alluded to as the lyrical content is intended to be honest and artful, but open to interpretation. Why not make it obvious? That’s the question The Antidote had for band founder, Craig Shumway, as I speak with him about The Human …