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THE REVIEW
The voice of the Antlers seemingly uses few colors to create sweet ballerinas who skip between the sterile lines of a staff.
Slow thought, long guitar chords create spaces where stories can be told. Stories of silence.
It oscillates between black and gray.
Ghost stories, so much Jeff Buckley. Sweet tales of a gruff, sweet Cohen before closing the eyes.
Never too sappy, you must follow your own path. Soulful soul and a voice that gives chills.
Soul, silence, and chills.
Infinite colors between black and gray.
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Summary by Bot
Peter Silberman’s 'Impermanence' delivers a haunting and soulful acoustic experience. The album’s subtle guitar chords and chilling voice evoke stories rich in silence and emotion. Influences from Jeff Buckley and Leonard Cohen shine through, creating a delicate, intimate mood. The music comfortably oscillates between melancholy and warmth, inviting listeners to follow their own emotional path.Tracklist
