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Ooberfuse is a UK electro pop duo composed of Hal St John and Cherrie Anderson. Well-crafted songs delivered through powerful, emotional and heartfelt vocals combined with east-meets-west electronic music are Ooberfuse’s trademarks. Enjoy their fun and often serious music as The Antidote speaks with Hal St John during this 2019 meeting.

They were here, then they went away, now they're back. That's the shortest way to describe the journey of Showbread. They're likely to be the most innovative and outrageous band in the Christian music scene. Hear frontman, Josh Dies, tell the story about, what was supposed to have been, the end of Showbread in 2016.

John Mark McMillan bucks the norms of Christian music. This Platinum selling singer-songwriter, pens popular worship songs which are sung in churches around the world. He also writes challenging songs that explore the human environment. On this archival episode of The Antidote, John Mark McMillan comes for a talk and we hear about how and why he creates his music.

Just in time for your summer road trip comes Huntingtons. This Ramones sound alike band will fire you up. There's a few Ramones covers in their music collection, but this band creates new songs that grabs your attention and your heart. Listen to The Antidote' s chat with Huntingtons frontman, Cliffy Huntington.

I become disappointed with the music machine when I hear an artist with an incredible talent, but they remain unrecognized. In 2014, Kye Kye released one the best album's I've ever heard, but it never appeared on the charts. The Antidote meets with Olga and Tim Yagolnikov who speak about their amazing release, Fantasize.

The band's name is synonymous with metal that brings a Christian message. Their popularity easily broke through the Christian music scene by drawing may followers of mainstream music, proven by 10 million records sold through their career. From long ago comes The Antidote's visit with Michael Sweet of Stryper.