Playing to a busy Scala, this is their fourth time The Antlers have crossed through London in support of 2009′s stellar Hospice, and people finally seem to be catching on.
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The Antlers, Union Chapel – 03/03/10
A mug of tea firmly in hand, TLOBF’s Lauren Down listens to the achingly earnest and affected outpourings of The Antlers as they play a sold out Union Chapel show.
TLOBF Albums of 2009
It’s what you’ve all been waiting for folks… The year’s best albums according to us, The Line of Best Fit…
The Antlers – Bush Hall, London 25/11/09
Having produced one of the most emotionally affecting album of the year, could The Antlers produce a moving and inspired live performance to match it? Dan Offen was at the Bush Hall to find out.
The Antlers – Hospice
Hospice, the debut album by The Antlers, is a spectral, messily humane work that is as sophisticated as it is affecting.
TLOBF Interview :: The Antlers
The Antlers were over in the UK recently, playing back-to-back dates in London. Anika Motterhsaw caught up with them to chat about NYC, Grizzly Bear and why they’re called Antlers…
TLOBF :: Now Playing
A little late, perhaps, but another monthly run down of what our writers have been enjoying, musically of course… From Nine Inch Nails to Speed Caravan and a healthy dose of Kyuss, we’ve got a mixed bag…
Sigur Ros, Memory Tapes, The Leisure Society, The Antlers and more prep charity compilation…
‘Sing Me To Sleep’, a compilation from American Laundromat Records will feature some of todays best indie artists covering traditional & non-traditional childrens lullabies for charity.
The Antlers – 229, London, 02/09/09
If there’s one band this year that deserves a Bon Iver-style breakthrough, it’s The Antlers according to Adam Elmahdi, who catches one of their first UK shows.
The Antlers get UK release, short tour
The Antlers debut album, which is getting raved about in the U.S. at the moment, is getting a UK release in November, plus they’re playing a series of UK dates next month.
Pitchfork Festival – Chicago 17-19 July 2009
Just because you operate the world’s most influential independent music website doesn’t necessarily mean you’re going to put on a decent festival. Pitchfork give it a damn good try though…
