Enjoy the 2019 Christmas edition of The Antidote. Over the past few weeks The Antidote has received hundreds new Christmas songs from a big mix artists. With that kind of numbers, it made it tough to choose which songs make the final cut. Some of these are straight up new …

Poetic Descent is an alt metal band whose songs touch on the existence of God, addictions, a mother’s death, domestic abuse, martyrdom and homosexuality. Frontman Jared Lacey and drummer Adam Thompson answer the hard questions about these song topics with The Antidote.

It’s punk, it’s rock, it’s ska, it’s unique. No Lost Cause is making waves with their about to be released EP called “P.S.“. Rob Jensen speaks with The Antidote about the EP and how maturity changes an artists music reflection.

The band may look sweet and cuddly, but their music delivers a powerful message. Bringing their diverse music styles to The Antidote is The Birdsongs. Join us for a talk with the band about their latest album, The Journey: Act II; The War.

It seems unimaginable to me, but this is the 400th episode of The Antidote. Join us as we journey into the show archives and pull out interview and music highlights from the past. Featured artist interviews: Randy Stonehill My Epic Mae Levi the Poet HeeSun Lee Silent Planet Future Of …

The masterful hard rock of RED comes to The Antidote, along with their latest release, The Evening Hate. RED’s frontman and vocalist, Michael Barnes,  joins us for a talk about that new release, their huge North American tour, and the band’s history.

The Blamed are back with an extraordinary release. Without searching for its true meaning, the band’s new album, The Church Is Hurting People, could be considered controversial. Discover the facts during our talk with Sid Duffour. Part 2 of 2.

After a 18 year absence, the legendary punk band, The Blamed, have returned. During The Antidote’s conversation with the band’s bassist, Sid Duffour, we cover the past and up to The Blamed’s return. Part 1 of 2.

Renee and Lang Bliss drive the soulful, sophisti-pop group, BlissBliss. They come to speak with The Antidote about their long, long, music careers and what motivates their style.

Too often bands have a generic sound. Whosoever South is far from ordinary by combining hip hop with country. After a 5 year wait the band is back with a new album, appropriately titled, Backroads & Small Towns. Enjoy our talk with this unique artist.