The Antlers interviewed: "I think this record has an incredible amount of growth to it."

I need a weather forecast, but for the multiple emotions I felt during The Antlers new album, Familiars. It goes back and forth like this: peaceful and painful, subtle and spiritual, wild and wise. It acts as an unadulterated exploration in self-reflection and growth, encouraging an input from the listener, I for one find unfailingly difficult to ignore. Like an invisible tether where the more you tug at it the stronger it feels, it's music that allows you to uncover what is hidden under that li...