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    Peter Silberman of The Antlers

    Apr 14, 2017 3 minutes
    Words by Mark Redfern

    To conclude, we ask The Antlers’ frontman Peter Silberman some questions about endings and death. The Antlers have released five full-length albums, their most recent being 2014’s Familiars , but this year Silberman released his debut solo album, Impermanence , on ANTI-. The album may only feature six songs, but two (opener “Karuna” and “Gone Beyond”) stretch past the 8-minute mark. The meditative album is the result

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