Alternative/indie rockers Author, comes to The Antidote. Trevor Bartlett, lead vocalist speaks with us about their new album, Of Brighter Days and shares why some of that material is so dark.

The Antidote begins its fifth year of its critical look into the artistry of musicians with a Christian worldview. Tune in for a wide range of music as we feature artists who are making an impact. Photo credit/ aotaro / Foter / CC BY  

mewithoutYou will go down in history as creating some of the most artistic and dramatic music of this generation. We explore their music from their early days to their latest release, Pale Horses.

Trouper arose from the ashes of the La De Les and has carried forward with their mix of incredibly diversified music. They meld elements of ambient, alternative, shoegaze, rock and electroacoustic into an exotic sound that is uniquely their own. Join The Antidote as we meet the band and their music.

Manafest blurs the boundaries between rap, hip-hop, rock, and pop. Manafest meets The Antidote for a frank conversation about the music business, going independent, and his upcoming album Reborn.

Fever Fever is a brilliantly talented alternative, atmospheric rock band. Vocalist, Drew Murfin sits down to talk about the music of Fever Fever, their new album Aftermath, and their bizarre sense of humour.

The second half of our chat with Steven Delopoulos of Burlap To Cashmere. Our discussion focuses on their new album, Freedom Souls and songs from this awesome album. Part 2 of 2.

Steven Delopoulos visits The Antidote. The vocalist and lyricist of Burlap To Cashmere talks with us about their past, their disbandment, renewal of B2C, and their new (and greatest) album, Freedom Souls. Part 1 of 2.

Apocalyptic indie rock band Dissident Prophet from Birmingham, England, meets with The Antidote. Their new album Red Moon Rising is going to stretch your mind and so will the conversation

How does horror/punk/thrash fit into a Christian world-view? Splatter Guts of Blast From Oblivion explains as we speak with him and feature music from the new Blast From Oblivion release, To Hell And Back.