The Antlers

Harrington opted to not change too much, adding some distorted and glitchy effects to give the track a more pleasingly disorienting and disconnected feel.

In support of their latest album, 'Familiars,' the Antlers have released yet another foggy, euphoric video, this time for their single 'Refuge.'

Not all that much goes on in the way of plot in the Antlers' new video for 'Drift Dive,' the first single off their 'Undersea' EP, which dropped back in July. Which is not to say it's not worth recommending -- like an extremely serene animated version of 'Blue Planet,' the clip lives up to the EP's title, taking viewers underwater, past a school of fish and down to a gradually morphing collection

The newest offering from the Antlers is as unassuming as it is counterintuitive. That a band that established itself with two albums of urgent domestic conversationals (those being 2009's 'Hospice' and 2011's 'Burst Apart') would next create an aquatically themed four-song EP is, to say the least, surprising, but not nearly so much as the realization that 'Undersea' is really, really good. Read Mo

Brooklyn-based indie rockers the Antlers are bringing their latest release, the EP 'Undersea,' to fans in July -- but you can get an early glimpse of the four-song collection via the set's first single, 'Drift Dive.'

It's barely been over a year since the Antlers released their last album, 'Burst Apart,' but the Brooklyn, N.Y. hipsters have announced a new four-song EP to come out next month. 'Undersea' will drop in stores on July 24 through ANTI- Records.

Launched in 2010 as a roving satellite offshoot of the UK's popular All Tomorrow's Parties festival, I'll Be Your Mirror has quickly become one of the most eagerly anticipated live indie music events of the year -- and the U.S. lineup for 2012 is no different, boasting appearances by the Roots, the Antlers, Dirty Three, Sharon Van Etten, and the reunited Afghan Whigs.