Hospice
(self-released, 2009)
(Frenchkiss, 2009)
Recorded over the course of nearly two years in an apartment in Brooklyn, NY and a bedroom in Somers, NY. The transition away from The Antlers as a solo-project and toward being a band.
Peter Silberman, Darby Cicci, Michael Lerner, Justin Stivers, & Sharon Van Etten.
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"One of the most beautiful and moving works I've heard in a long, long time. Just astonishing."
-NPR's All Songs Considered (link)
"...they've put their own stamp on a modern strand of grandiose yet intimate indie rock. Peter Silberman's vocals, rising and falling in little shivers, recall Win Butler; the music is like a de-glitched version of Azeda Booth's somnolent anthems; the lyrics evoke Bon Iver's maudlin uplift and emotional intelligence"
-Pitchfork (link)
"Hospice is a work of rare beauty and a watershed moment in The Antlers’ career."
-Tiny Mix Tapes (link)
"An album of constant depth"
-NY Press (link)
"A profound meditation on love and loss."
-Flavorpill (link)
"truly heart-wrenching"
-Time Out New York (link)
other press:
Wall Street Journal, Vanity Fair,
Brooklyn Vegan, The Tripwire, Aquarium Drunkard
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New York Hospitals EP
(self-released, 2008, 2009 [Frenchkiss])
Recorded over a few weeks in June as an introduction to Hospice in Brooklyn, NY. The last relatively-solo venture.
Peter Silberman, Michael Lerner & Sharon Van Etten.
AVAILABLE WITH HOSPICE
HERE
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Cold War EP
(self-released, 2007)
Recorded over the course of approximately a week, in October in Brooklyn, NY. This EP happened more or less out of nowhere
Peter Silberman Solo.
AVAILABLE FOR FREE DOWNLOAD HERE |
In The Attic Of The Universe
(self-released, 2007)
(Fall Records, 2007)
Recorded over a few months in a kitchen in Manhattan and outside in Somers, NY. Originally self-released for free in Spring of 2007, re-released by Fall Records in the Fall of 2007. Peter Silberman solo. |
"Silberman pegs Eluvium and My Bloody Valentine as influences, but if he keeps making records like Attic (he has five so far), he’ll be counting the influenced soon."
-Time Out NY
"At eight songs in not quite 27 minutes, In the Attic of the Universe packs in more melodic ideas than many similar bands are able to stretch into an entire career."
-Allmusic
Download the original version of
In The Attic Of The Universe Here
Buy In The Attic Of The Universe from
Fall Records Here
Download from itunes Here
FREE DOWNLOAD:
from In The Attic Of The Universe:
The Universe Is Going To Catch You
On The Roof
Stairs To The Attic
unreleased:
When You Sleep (My Bloody Valentine cover) |
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