Silberman shares 'New York'

2017-01-11 by Sowing STAFF | 9 Comments
Peter Silberman - lead vocalist/guitarist for The Antlers - has released a second track in advance of his forthcoming solo debut Impermanence. The song, titled 'New York', can be streamed below along with the accompanying music video.

New York:



Impermanence will mark the first full-length release by Silberman (or the Antlers) following a scare in which Peter lost hearing entirely in his left ear. After retreating from music for a couple of years his hearing has returned, although not without any trepidation from Silberman. In a recent interview, he commented on the prospect of returning:

"I started trying to play again and trying to sing again, testing where the boundary was of the sensitivity and of the pain of it. What I found was that if I sang very quietly and if I played guitar very quietly that this would be a path for me."

You can read the full interview over at NPR: http://www.npr.org/sections/allsongs/2016/12/01/503879202/all-songs-1-peter-silberman-on-compassion-impermanence-and-hearing-loss

To catch up on Silberman's solo project completely, be sure to also check out 'Karuna' - Impermanence's 8 minute lead single:

Karuna:


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Sowing
Moderator
January 11th 2017
46284 Comments


Not a fan of either of his new songs to be honest, as much as that pains me to say. I just hope he gets to a point health-wise and mentally where he's able to return to The Antlers and make another Burst Apart or Attic.

DinosaurJones
January 11th 2017
10414 Comments


I was excited to hear this, but it didn't do much for me on first listen. Kind of disappointed.

furpa
January 11th 2017
637 Comments


I dig this actually. Will have to check this.

Sowing
Moderator
January 11th 2017
46284 Comments


I like New York better than Karuna. No idea why but I'm getting some very loose Paul Simon vibes from New York...is that just me? Either way the whole extra soft thing is gong to take me time to get used to because I always considered his work with the Antlers to be on the quieter/softer side anyway.

FullOfSounds
January 11th 2017
15821 Comments


Enjoyed the song enough, hearing anything with Peter is always a pleasure

minty901
January 11th 2017
3976 Comments


No mention of that Transcendless Summer ambient song he did last year? I wasn't a big fan. Haven't checked this out yet though.

minty901
January 11th 2017
3976 Comments


New York was a fairly nice song elevated by beautiful vocals. Karuna is absolutely captivating. It's like listening to old Kayo Dot, but with Pete's voice, and it's going to places I've never heard before. Wow.

thecheatisnotdead
January 11th 2017
1223 Comments


@Sowing: I can definitely hear the Paul Simon vibe. Overall, a solid B effort.

Rowan5215
Emeritus
January 12th 2017
48526 Comments


y'all are trippin Karuna is perfect, New York is just ok



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