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Rowan5215
Emeritus
March 28th 2021


48443 Comments

Album Rating: 3.8

Familiars is in truth the easy best, yea

Sowing
Moderator
March 28th 2021


45555 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

What your favorite Antlers album says about you:

Hospice: You've endured great tragedy in your life and are trying to cope. Either that or you are between the ages of 9 and 17, recently joined Sputnik, and want to fit in. 97.62% of the subjects on this website who were interviewed fell into the latter category.

In the Attic of the Universe: You have delicate sensibilities and like to ponder life's biggest questions. Why are we here? What is that creature on the album artwork? Is it you? Is it me? Isn't it all the same? You're at least slightly full of shit and probably insane too.

Familiars: You like fine wine and rare cheese, you laugh at your own highbrow jokes quietly while resting upon an easy chair that three foreign children died making.

Burst Apart: You're a bad ass, probably grew up in a rough neighborhood where you curb stomped people to the lush serenade of beautiful indie-rock while your homies went wild. Sorry, that's just 'Parentheses'. The rest of the time you cried while looking out your bedroom window because your mom put a limit on your "screen time".

Green to Gold: You like sipping coffee on a sun-stained porch; or you are literally a farmer; or you are at least 72 years of age.

Uprooted: You're pretentious and a fucking liar.

Deathconscious
March 28th 2021


27904 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Its none of those. Undersea is their best.

JohnnyoftheWell
March 28th 2021


64287 Comments


Lmao love this
Think I'm currently in the Burst Apart camp, but from that breakdown I really need to hear Famliars

DoofDoof
March 28th 2021


17363 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I think Sowing should do a ‘what your favourite album by said band says about you’ series of lists :D

JohnnyoftheWell
March 28th 2021


64287 Comments


Copy that lol

Sunnyvale
Emeritus
March 28th 2021


6510 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Great analysis, I also support these lists

nol
March 28th 2021


12280 Comments


What’s your favorite antlers album says about you:
Hospice: you tend to be right
Anything else: you tend to be wrong

JokineAugustus
March 28th 2021


10971 Comments


Burst apart or Familiars

dangerousdarrin
March 29th 2021


847 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Burst Apart

Colton
March 29th 2021


16757 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

lol that sowing comment is a lot better than this album

Iamthe Nightstars
March 29th 2021


3001 Comments


First song is lovely.

Iamthe Nightstars
March 29th 2021


3001 Comments


Uprooted isn't anything special but it's a fun little folk album on its own. I kind of prefer it to Hospice but I was never big on Hospice either so, yeah. Putting the Dog to Sleep is like their best song though.

nol
March 29th 2021


12280 Comments


with this coronavirus shit we should all relate to hospice now tbh

Colton
March 29th 2021


16757 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

do you do that with your username on purpose

nol
March 29th 2021


12280 Comments


yes

Iamthe Nightstars
March 29th 2021


3001 Comments


No. It was my aim username when I was 14 and used it when I signed up on this site in like 2006ish maybe? Around Ultimate-Guitar time. Holy shit I'm old. The cut off is a weird coincidence and people always point it out.

nol
March 29th 2021


12280 Comments


no one would give a shit about the antlers if it wasn’t for hospice.

@nightstars: I still use ultimate guitar lmao

Iamthe Nightstars
March 29th 2021


3001 Comments


Oops, I meant MX tabs, sorry. I guess that's my old brain.

Pikazilla
March 29th 2021


32373 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

Familiars is trash, sorry not sorry



Hospice and the one before it all the way



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