Songs that make your hair stand on end, music that makes you jump up and down, lyrics that change your view of the world. All of this will be heard as The Antidote continues with our picks of the most exceptional songs of all time.  

Indiana has dozens of excellent bands, but none have the ability of pop sensation Shiny Penny for bringing an audience to their feet. Join The Antidote as we meet with the band members for a chat about their new direction and new music.

Christianity is divided over our participation in Halloween. Are we in or are we out? For those who enjoy goblins and goodies here are Christian artists delivering sweet audio treats with a Halloween theme. Featured artists: The Deadlines White Collar Sideshow EKG Grave Robber No Punk Influences Blaster The Rocket …

Nathan Conrad holds dual roles as the man in charge of Spoken Nerd and State Parks. He’s hilarious, brilliant, talented, friendly, versatile, and he has a huge beard. Nathan joins The Antidote for a long talk about his musical odyssey.

It’s been a decade since We Are The City formed in British Columbia. Their unusual indie rock style has been stretching music boundaries since their earliest release. That continues with their just released full length, At Night. We Are The City frontman Cayne McKenzie meets The Antidote for a talk about the …

The name John Mark McMillan is synonymous with worship music due to the popularity of his song, “How He Loves”. But the majority of the music that McMillan creates comes with a widely diverse range styles. McMillan goes deep into conversation with The Antidote about the nature of his music.

The Antidote brings a double feature as we meet with two uber talented bands. The Upside are new, they’re punk, and they speak with us about the message in music. Faith Head have been featured in the documentary “Metal Missionaries”. We’ll find out what motivates them and their music on …

Joshua Powell & The Great Train Robbery crafts a literate brand of psychedelic indie rock/folk that is both socially conscious and spiritually turbulent. Joshua and the band come to The Antidote for a conversation about how literature. life, and faith influence their creativity.

The US hip hop scene is filled with artists bringing a Christian worldview. Not so in Canada, making Toronto’s Dru Bex is a rarity. He raps about life from a spiritual perspective, telling his story while offering commentary on the world as he sees it.

Join The Antidote as we celebrate the start of our 8th year of broadcasting “Christian music that doesn’t suck”. Listen in as we showcase new music from a huge variety of genres. Music from: mewithoutYou Derek Webb Tyson Motsenbocker YM Paper Shakers Many Rooms Ravenhill Listener Transform MrENC Rapture Tourniquet …