Episode 20: downhere

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Episode 20: downhere

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Feb 16, 2012

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The February 15th show featured the Canadian rock band, downhere. In addition to songs by their band we also aired an exclusive two part interview The Antidote had with downhere. Marc Martel answered some questions regarding his new role in The Queen Extravaganza tour, plus you can hear his cover of Queen's "Somebody to Love".

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Feb 16, 2012

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