Clockwise from top row: Mdou Moctar, Danielle Durack, Luluc, The Antlers Courtesy of the artists hide caption

The Antlers
90 minutes of frenetic guitar playing from, quite literally, way down under. (KING GIZZARD & THE LIZARD WIZARD, 9:30 CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C.) Bob Boilen/NPR hide caption
Peter Silberman is the singer from The Antlers. Justin Hollar/Courtesy of the artist. hide caption
A Conversation With Peter Silberman
The Antlers performed live at KEXP's studios in Seattle. Dave Lichterman/KEXP hide caption
The Antlers' new album, Familiars, comes out June 17. Marc Lemoine/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Familiars
The Antlers (from left): Peter Silberman, Darby Cicci and Michael Lerner. Marc Lemoine/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Clockwise from upper left: The Antlers, EMA, Yann Tiersen, Sturgill Simpson, Jolie Holland Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Top row (left to right): The Antlers, Cat Power; Middle row: Bill Fay, Sean Rowe, Nas; Bottom row: Christian Scott, JEFF The Brotherhood Courtesy of the artists hide caption
Summer Music Preview: Premieres From Cat Power, Avett Brothers, The Antlers And More
The Antlers will release the Undersea EP on July 24. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Sufjan Stevens performing at the bandshell at Celebrate Brooklyn in Prospect Park on August 3, 2011. Ryan Muir/Ryan Muir hide caption
Diamond Mine by King Creosote & Jon Hopkins, Bob Boilen's pick for the album of the year. Domino Records hide caption
Clockwise from top left: Jonsi, Drake, Olof Arnalds, The Black Keys, The Antlers. Courtesy of the artists / NPR hide caption
Calm down, Thom. The King of Limbs didn't make the cut for our 25 favorite albums of the year so far, but at least one of us still loves you. via YouTube hide caption
Peter Silberman of The Antlers performs live at the 2011 Sasquatch Music Festival. Brittney Bush Bollay/KEXP hide caption
Sasquatch 2011: The Antlers, Live In Concert
Burst Apart, The Antlers' follow-up to 2009's Hospice, comes out May 10. Shervin Lainez/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Peter Silberman (right) and Tim Mislock of The Antlers perform at The Parish in Austin, Texas. Katie Hayes Luke for NPR hide caption
Listen Now: The Antlers In Concert
The Antlers will debut the group's new album, live on NPR Music, from The Parish in Austin, TX on Mar. 17. The band is just one of more than a dozen featured on this year's coverage of the festival. Ben Ritter/Courtesy of the Artist hide caption
The Brooklyn-based trio strips down its wall of noise for an intimate performance at NPR Music. May-Ying Lam/NPR hide caption