Click on 'Download the app' ->Permissions/View Details
Ok. I see it now. Most of the Android apps I see now want most of those permissions any way.
It's the ones that want full access to your contacts and/or wifi hotspot info or browser history that get me upset, and thus I avoid ones that reach too far. We each have our own comfort level.
If the app is to record audio, it will need access to your mic and storage area anyway, and network access is likely for analytics and/or it's cloud function to convert the sound to pitch, and if it is a free app with ads, it will need to pull ads from the online sources as well.
But Android itself, with Google Play services is in fact spyware, so you are already inside the belly of the whale anyway unless you use a 3rd-party ROM like LineageOS (the offspring of CyanogenMod, which has been discontinued) or SailfishOS which are both 'Android' but without all the Google spyware installed by default, and you can use F-Droid and Yalp Store to get apps that do not steal your privacy on the other non-google flavors of Android, but not all devices can be rooted and have the boot loader changed, especially if they are locked by the carrier.
I am stuck with a cheapo Android right phone now, but as soon as I can, I am going to get an iPhone and just swap the SIM card.
But I use my old iPad and iPod touch for everything else, and my iPad is my video camera that I use for the Seasons videos I have done in the past.