Home / Music / Peter Silberman's falsetto and reverb-soaked guitars define HospiceMusic linernotes album music the-antlersPeter Silberman's falsetto and reverb-soaked guitars define HospiceSilberman’s falsetto floats over swelling keyboards and guitars drenched in reverb, creating the sonically overwhelming atmosphere that makes Hospice so devastating. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHospice started as a free download before Frenchkiss Records gave it a proper releaseThe Antlers' Hospice tells a story of love and loss in a hospiceThe Antlers recorded Hospice in a Brooklyn apartment.Sufjan Stevens' Songs for Christmas mixes original songs with traditional carols — Sister Winter and Star of Wonder are the standoutsGary Clark brought his Danny Wilson bandmates along for the albumExploreLow defined slowcore with minimalism and spaceMadeleine Peyroux draws constant Billie Holiday comparisonsMal Waldron's 'Fire Waltz' is his best-known compositionMaria Callas recorded Verdi Arias in 1958 for EMIMiya Folick is an LA indie pop singer with introspective lyricsPrevious Robert Wyatt's vocals were spliced and looped into Music for AirportsNext Pablo Casals made the first complete recording of the Bach Cello Suites in the late 1930s