Episode 621: Fine China – THEN

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Episode 621: Fine China – THEN

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Since 1996, indie rock band, Fine China, has been producing an outstanding music legacy. This band opened up the most creative decade of Christian music. Vocalist and frontman, Rob Withem comes to The Antidote to speak about the early days of Fine China, the trials and accomplishments, and the purpose of their music. Part 1 of 2.

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