The Antlers Undersea
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Steoandnoodles
July 26th 2012


2832 Comments


They're like a solid rock. Once you crack through all this juicy goodness comes flowing out and it's so good. All of their records are distinctive though, just like The Antlers and I love that!

I get excited about the next Antlers release because I know it's going to be a different experience, not the same old tricks.

Pentagon
July 26th 2012


1998 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

It's got a bit of jazz going for it but its still boring as fuck.

taxidermist
July 26th 2012


7265 Comments


They still have a long way to go legacy-wise, but they have a serious chance to enter the Radiohead arena of ambient alt-rock

Def excited for this.

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
July 26th 2012


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

Hate to derail this hype train here, but this comment rustled my jimmies:



"yeah but the weird thing is that even though this sounds totally different to hospice it still sounds exactly like hospice



I MEAN WHAT"



I have only listened once, BUT this is no where near the level of dynamics used in Hospice and to me, the above comment is not making sense to me. Thanks Knott, now I have to listen to BOTH albums tonight, and probably In the Attic of the Universe too.

Polymath
July 26th 2012


3836 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Not even close to sounding like Hospice.

DocSportello
July 26th 2012


3373 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Daddy was an asshole, he fucked you up

Sowing
Moderator
July 26th 2012


43956 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Who said it sounds like hospice?

IsItLuck?
Emeritus
July 26th 2012


4957 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

Knott

Knott-
Emeritus
July 26th 2012


10260 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

It doesn't seriously sound "like" Hospice but to me they both feel like part of the same other-worldly patchwork, two (three, Burst Apart included) sides of the same coin.



Unlike Hospice, these songs don’t flee from under the weight of their premise or narrative. They’re loose, ambient, drifting in and out of simple structures. But Peter Silberman still sounds absolutely miles away.



It is the first time the Antlers’ desire to carve this ethereal and wispy aura has sat comfortably with the scope and context of the project. In spite of all its deserved acclaim and every lyric we can’t quote because it’s too depressing, Hospice could have been a folk-punk album. Its best songs were the more direct ones, which is not to say that the meandering sections of some songs didn’t add to the whole in a way that’s impossible to really gauge, but the distinction between gut-wrenching moments and atmospheric ones was never fully realised.


jefflebowski
July 26th 2012


8573 Comments


Am I the only one detecting a distinct Cure influence in some of these tracks?

808muzik
July 26th 2012


1153 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This keeps growing. Honestly could end up as my favorite release all year.

chambered49
July 27th 2012


1727 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off

undercock

Storm In A Teacup
July 27th 2012


45734 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Listening to all of Hospice and then I shall get my Undersea EP on. Had already heard a couple songs and I'm excited.

Storm In A Teacup
July 27th 2012


45734 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I know I will! I have the Together EP with songs off of Burst Apart and they're really good. That whole EP I liked.

Storm In A Teacup
July 27th 2012


45734 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5



blastOFFitsPARTYtime
July 27th 2012


1976 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

"dont skip out on burst apart bro its their best".



^THIS

Tyrael
July 27th 2012


21108 Comments


Eh

Storm In A Teacup
July 27th 2012


45734 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

so this is great

MeatSalad
July 27th 2012


18569 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Would I enjoy this and burst apart if I enjoyed Hospice?

blastOFFitsPARTYtime
July 27th 2012


1976 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Most likely, yes you would. Hospice is the most raw and emotional, but this and Burst Apart are better musically IMO.



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