Home / Music / The Antlers' Hospice tells a story of love and loss in a hospiceMusic linernotes album music the-antlersThe Antlers' Hospice tells a story of love and loss in a hospiceThe album tells the story of a hospice worker who falls in love with a terminally ill patient, exploring themes of grief, loss, and emotional abuse. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHospice started as a free download before Frenchkiss Records gave it a proper releasePeter Silberman's falsetto and reverb-soaked guitars define 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 albumExploreUrban Hang Suite is Maxwell's concept album about adult romanceValee makes short, minimalist trap songs that rarely hit three minutesBill Evans made Waltz for Debby a jazz standard in the studio and at the VanguardWish You Were Here is Pink Floyd's tribute to Syd Barrett and a critique of the music industryYo-Yo Ma's Inspired by Bach explores the cello suites through film and dancePrevious The Art of Fugue systematically exhausted every possible fugue techniqueNext The Antlers recorded Hospice in a Brooklyn apartment.