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It's been said that Christian music sucks. The Antidote dispels that myth as we explore the artistry of Christian bands. Listen to in-depth interviews and music from these faith-based bands. For unique and innovative music ranging from metalcore to indie folk, you'll hear it all on The Antidote with Dave Hawkins.

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It's been said that Christian music sucks. The Antidote dispels that myth as we explore the artistry of Christian bands. Listen to in-depth interviews and music from these faith-based bands. For unique and innovative music ranging from metalcore to indie folk, you'll hear it all on The Antidote with Dave Hawkins.

    Episode 630: River Movement

    Episode 630: River Movement

    From the Gold Coast of Australia, River Movement creates a warm, raw, emotive fusion of melodic folk and rap. Different enough from any other band, River Movement takes the crown for being delightfully unique. Songwriter and band frontman, Jordan Winslade joins The Antidote for a detailed look into their music and their message.

    Episode 629: SOFYKA

    Episode 629: SOFYKA

    Who would have thought that pop, worship and EDM could be blended together? But that’s exactly what happens with the music of SOFYKA. The songs are inspiring, worshipful,  thoughtful, intriguing and danceable, but it’s the honesty of the lyrics that stand out. SOFYKA comes to The Antidote for a wonderful talk and shares songs that showcase her amazing voice.

    Episode 628: John Michael Talbot

    Episode 628: John Michael Talbot

    John Michael Talbot has been in the music scene forever. He began as a teenager in the late 60s playing country rock with Mason Proffit. Then his life changed dramatically when he came to Christ. He became a devout Catholic, the founder of a monastic community, releasing almost 60 albums and a multitude of books. Now it’s time to hear his life story as he shares about his new autobiography, “Late Have I Loved You”.

    Episode 627: The ’90s

    Episode 627: The ’90s

    The Antidote takes you on a music journey back to the 90s, the most innovative decade in Christian music. Every music style was welcomed, but some bands were more successful than others. Come hear the story and the songs.

    Music from:
    Morella's Forest
    Jars Of Clay
    Luxury
    Pedro The Lion
    Spy Glass blue
    Tantrum Of The Muse
    The Prayer Chain
    Dust Eater Dogs
    Klank
    Starflyer 59
    Joy Electric
    Dead Artist Syndrome
    Sixpence None The Richer
    Burlap to Cashmere
    Driver Eight
    Aunt Bettys

    Episode 626: The Fuzzy Robes

    Episode 626: The Fuzzy Robes

    The Fuzzy Robes have a style that hasn’t been heard in almost 50 years, but they make psychedelic music new and refreshing. This New Zealand based collective create Christian music with lyrics drawn directly from the New Zealand Book of Prayer. They’re unusual, talented and unique. Come for  the music and our discussion with their frontman, Guy Cowan.

    Episode 625: Boris Grey & I.N.D

    Episode 625: Boris Grey & I.N.D

    The Antidote did it before, let’s do it again. We bring in a fresh mix of singles with a big range of styles, pop, rock, punk, alternative. You name it, we’ve got it. We also bring an international flavour as we meet with Poland’s I.N.D and Boris Grey, an English/Bulgarian artist living in London.

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