An old saying goes: “Spring has sprung, the grass is riz”. Ok, it may not be grammatically correct, but the snow has melted and the landscape is turning green. Spring has also delivered new music gems from a wide range of lesser known artists. Listen in as we explore them. …

The sound of Infinite Me is undefinable. Their blend of alt rock, hardcore, garage grunge, and shoegaze, makes their music unique. Joins us as we speak about their music with guitarist, Colby Moores.

Darkly disturbing is the only way to describes the new EP, “I: Absent”, from The Grandfather. This first installment of the band’s EP trilogy is both thought provoking and troubling. Cory Lanza shares about the inspiration behind the EP.

A life threatening disease profoundly changed the direction of Those Lavender Whales latest release, My Bones Are Singing. We speak with Aaron Graves about the bands both extraordinary and quirky music.

The Antidote heads into a different direction when we chat with Vision of God Records founder Duane Keith. This label focuses entirely on extreme metal artists with a solid Christian message. This is going to be loud!

October Bird of Death have delivered “Death Made Its Offer”, which may turn out to be the greatest punk release of the year. Find out more about the band, the album, and their veteran members as we talk with guitarist, Darren Davick.

Considering that reggae Christian music is difficult to find, discovering hip hop/reggae fusion with a faith aspect should be impossible. That’s changed with the music of Robby John. Enjoy this musical diversion and our chat with Robby.

  Former frontman for Becoming The Archetype, Jason Wisdom has changed the tone of metal with Death Therapy. It’s groovy, it’s industrial, and it has zero guitar. Jason explains about his new style and new album during our talk.

The pinnacle of Celtic punk is Chicago’s Flatfoot 56. Join The Antidote for a first listen to their new full length, Odd Boat, as frontman, Tobin Bawinkel, speaks with us about the band and the album.

After a series of EP’s that showcased their serious talent, Ghost Key delivers their debut full length, If I Don’t Make It. Ghost Key vocalist Austin O’Brien comes to share about the personal reasons that shaped this release.