Two are always better than one. The Antidote meets with a pair of outstanding bands, South Carolina’s up and coming hard rock band, Collision of Innocence. Then Shiny Penny presents us with their new EP, “Here In The Open”.

Josh White has long been a part of the music scene, both as a member of Telecast, creating music as Pilgrim, and as a solo artist. The Antidote asks Josh “What should dominate; music or ministry?”

The 1990’s found Christian artists breaking out of the CCM box to become extraordinarily creative. This edition of The Antidote delivers the details of that decade and the bands who pushed the envelope. Music from: Velour 100 Bumblepuppy Tantrum Of The Muse Fold Zandura Morella’s Forest Raspberry Jam Driver Eight …

Mirours is the husband and wife duo, Jake and Hilary Owen. This California based indie/alternative rock band, delivers unconventional stories of faith through an eclectic range of styles. The band meets with The Antidote as they reveal the motivation behind the music.

Christian artists create music in every music genre. The Tennessee based band, Awaken, take hard rock to a whole new level on their latest release “Identity”. Listen to The Antidote’s conversation with the band as they answer probing questions about their music and faith.

Join The Antidote as we celebrate the beginning of our 9th year of broadcasting Christian music that doesn’t suck! We’ll offer up a wide assortment of newly released music plus a live in-studio visit with the up and coming band, Paper Shakers. Music from: Awaken Manafest Paper Shakers War of …

Cate Bosse brings her extensive collection of Christian music back to The Antidote. She takes us into the past with her playlist that showcases artists who were popular a decade ago, then disappeared from the music scene. Part 2 of 2. Music from: Jonezetta Justifide Mutemath Pax217 A Rotterdam November …

Cate Bosse brings her extensive collection of Christian music to The Antidote. She takes us into the past with a playlist that showcases artists who were popular during the first decade of this century. Part 1 of 2 Music from: Acceptance Bleach Blindside The Chariot Day of Fire Dizmas Dogwood …

The best way to spend your summer is on a road trip. The best music for that road trip is psychedelic Christian rock. Yeah, it happened in the ’70’s and it’s still the greatest (even if it can be a bit strange). Enjoy this epic journey.

Comrades is known for their complex and aggressive songs. With their latest releases, is the band now even more aggressive? That’s one of the questions The Antidote had for Comrade’s bass player/vocalist Laura McElroy.