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Pitchfork 8.5/10 Brooklyn band offers a skyscraping blend of the ambient and the anthemic, a record that swings for the bleachers at a time when it's fashionable to bunt.
A.V. Club A- There’s a lot of terror on the second album from Brooklyn trio The Antlers—which is a little strange, given that the album is fearless. Seemingly unconcerned about whether his work might be criticized as overcooked, songwriter Peter Silberman has crafted a concept piece populated with slow-motion feedback cyclones,…
Under The Radar 8.0/10 A review of The Antlers' Hospice album on Frenchkiss Records
Clash 6/10 Formerly the singer/songwriter Peter Silberman, now a real band with the addition of drummer Michael Lerner and multi-instrumentalist Darby Cicci, The Antlers make full use of their newly expanded tal
Pop Matters 8/10 Over the past six months, bloggers have been falling over their online personas praising the depth of feeling and haunting singularity of vision that...
The Guardian 4/5 <p>The lighter these pretty, feedback-drenched pop songs get, the heavier they hit, says <strong>Tom Hughes</strong></p>
The Irish Times 4/5 This week's Rock/Pop releases reviewed
