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Monday, July 12 2010

Out of the Woods: The Freaky Beautiful World of Woodsist

With his band Woods and his label Woodsist, Jeremy Earl has carved out a shambolic niche in psychedelic pop that is as easy to listen to as it is hard to define.


Friday, December 18 2009

The Best 60 Albums of 2009

PopMatters presents our 60 best albums of 2009, highlighted by a bevy of American indie rock juggernauts, the return of a hip-hop master, and a couple of the finest voices on the planet.


Friday, December 11 2009

The Best Psych Albums of 2009

Psychedelia has influenced so many things in 2009 -- whether the band is labeled freak-folk, psych-pop, or garage psychedelia to name a few -- that the creative approach to songwriting has influenced and been adopted by so many genres that barely any independent label has remained untouched by its reaches.


Reviews

Thursday, July 21 2011

Woods: Sun and Shade

The Brooklyn-based lo-fi outfit churns out another solid collection of crackly guitar-pop -- with a few more-than-gratuitous psych-jams for questionable measure.


Wednesday, May 12 2010

Woods: At Echo Lake

Brookyln's Woods have proven themselves to be lightyears ahead of their compatriots on this riveting indie-folk collection.


Wednesday, October 7 2009

Woods: Songs of Shame

How many great musicians live in Brooklyn, seriously?


Monday, March 12 2007

Woods: At Rear House


Blogs

Tuesday, June 16 2009

Woods - "To Clean" (video)

If you missed the band Woods at Brooklyn's first Northside Festival this past weekend, you can check out their video here where guys play with…


Sunday, March 16 2008

PHOTOS: SXSW Day 4: Woods @ Mohawk (Inside)

Photos and Text: Mehan Jayasuriya If you happen to loathe trends, folk-based psych-pop is probably close to the top of your list of dislikes. Luckily,…


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