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Episode 650: Crystoria
Sometimes an artist’s music can take a surprising and delightful turn. That’s the route Crystoria has taken. Gone are the wonderful, but somewhat sim…
1 year, 11 months ago
Episode 649: The Fourteenth
The Antidote celebrates an anniversary as we begin our 14th year of delivering “Christian music that doesn’t suck”. Join us for an overview of what T…
1 year, 11 months ago
Episode 648: Brave Machine
Tim Yordy brings his creative energy to Brave Machine. The music bridges the gap between rock, synth pop and it even brings a touch of old school pop…
1 year, 11 months ago
Episode 647: Forever Unfolds – “Growing Pains”
Only months ago, Forever Unfolds met with The Antidote for a talk about their debut single. Now the band is back for a fresh conversation about their…
2 years ago
Episode 646: Empty Atlas at Audiofeed 2024
“How have I not heard this band before?” That statement has often been aimed at Empty Atlas. For a decade this Mississippi melodic indie rock band ha…
2 years ago
Episode 645: TheoTerran at Audiofeed 2024
Why is their music so unusual? What exactly is a cyber viking? Is the Earth coming to an end? Is there hope for the future? Lots of questions and all…
2 years ago
Episode 644: Lowe Cellar at Audiofeed 2024
The band’s style is post-hardcore, art rock, post-rock and folk rock, but Lowe Cellar defines their sound as “strange rock and roll”. They may be rig…
2 years ago
Episode 643: JAGALCHI, As We Are at Audiofeed 2024
On the second round of The Antidote’s feature on the artists heard at this year’s edition of Audiofeed, we’re joined by Dale of As We Are and discove…
2 years, 1 month ago
Episode 642: Visitor Pass, No Treaty at Audiofeed 2024
You know how music festivals go. You get up early before the sun bakes you to a crisp in your tent. You walk the festival grounds until your feet are…
2 years, 1 month ago
Episode 641: The Covers, part 13
The Antidote’s collection of cover songs seems never ending. If you love hearing Christian artists covering songs from mainstream artists, get ready …
2 years, 1 month ago