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Interview with Manic Drive

Dave April 17, 2014 Interviews

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Wednesday September 19, 9pm EDT:
Joshua Powell & The Great Train Robbery craft a literate brand of psychedelic indie rock/folk that is both socially conscious and spiritually turbulent. Joshua and the band come to The Antidote for a conversation about how literature. life, and faith influence their creativity.

Wednesday September 26, 9pm EDT:
The Antidote brings a double feature as we meet with two uber talented bands. The Upside are new, they’re punk, and they speak with us about the message in music. Faith Head have been featured in the documentary “Metal Missionaries”. We’ll find out what motivates them and their music on this episode.

Wednesday October 3, 9pm EDT:
The name John Mark McMillan is synonymous with worship music due to the popularity of his song, “How He Loves”. But the majority of the music McMillan creates comes with a widely diverse range styles. McMillan and The Antidote go deep into conversation about the nature of his music.

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