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New Video: The Antlers' "Two"

by Robin Hilton

The Antlers, the Brooklyn-based band behind one of this year's best albums (Hospice), has released its first-ever video. Directed by Ethan Segal and Albert Thrower, it's a beautifully animated companion to the Hospice song "Two."

I've really loved watching the progress of The Antlers this year. It began 2009 as a completely unknown band with a self-released album. Then Hospice was picked up by Frenchkiss Records. The number of fans at the group's live shows kept growing. The next thing you know, The Antlers' members are being featured on ABC News.

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