How can the small locale of Westminster, Maryland generate such exceptional music talent? We find out when we speak with Wild Harbors about their superb, debut EP, Monument Part 1. I also meet with singer/songwriter Young Novalis, who explores the realities of life and God in his music.

Sometimes a music style can be indefinable. That’s the case with Illinois’ Must Build Jacuzzi. Their new ska-pop-punk-core (however you want to describe it) album may be titled, Last Place, but their music is the best. The band chats about life, faith, music, and their insanely fun shows.

Boyhood Bravery delivers indie folk-rock with a unique vocal style, creative songwriting, and a poetic approach to lyrics. Luke Livingston speaks with The Antidote about the struggles of an up and coming band and how faith plays a major role in the music. Photo courtesy of Christy Rose Photography

2Minute Minor has all four “P’s”. Passion, purpose, positivity, and punk. Frontman, Wiley Willis, meets The Antidote for a talk about the streets of Chicago and the band’s awesome sophomore release, Blood on Our Front Stoop.

Rising record label, Nosral Recordings have released two outstanding albums by Canadian metal bands. Find out why it took 25 years for a re-release of Outrage AD’s “New Blood” album and how a small British Columbia town has the best progressive death metal with Cruentis.

Church Tongue is a hot band. So hot that their guitarist set himself on fire at a show. The music is hard, fast, and outstanding. Join The Antidote for this conversation with Church Tongue vocalist Michael Sugars.

Milliyon spent years supporting other hip hop artists. In 2013 he broke out on his own with the stellar I Live Milliyonic. Now Milliyon excels with his exceedingly smooth and honest songs found on his new EP, Passion. Give a listen to an insightful talk with this passionate artist.

The art of music has no boundaries. That’s evident with the music coming from Captive Portal and Ospreyshire. Both artists come to The Antidote for a discussion about their unusual and brilliantly unique music.

David Zach returns for the second half of The Antidote feature on the music and message of Remedy Drive. David shares about his involvement as a covert operative with The Exodus Road, seeking to combat human trafficking. He reveals how justice can come in the hands of the ordinary. Part …

I first heard of Remedy Drive a decade ago with their Daylight Is Coming release. It was safe music, designed to appease the masses. Today Remedy Drive is far different. The band’s last two releases reveal strong messages on faith and their role in opposing human trafficking. David Zach speaks …