Woods
At Echo Lake

On its fifth album, At Echo Lake, the ragtag Brooklyn psychniks Woods has finally discovered folk-pop hooks, as if they were baubles dug up at a thrif...

As someone who grew up in the Hudson Valley area of the wideswath of land known to most city folk as Upstate, New York, there is nothingmore annoying ...

Much of the talk surrounding Brooklyn-based band Woods makes reference to country life. And it?s true; the band?s rustic, laidback psych-folk sounds l...

Brooklyn-based folkie weirdos Woods were doing lo-fi psychedelia long before it was fashionable, so its fitting that they're one of the few bands work...

Last year to the day we introduced you to the lo-fi, folk tinged songs of Woods and not only did their superbness take us by surprise but the record h...

There’s something about how Jeremy Earl’s vocals are mixed in every Woods song that make them sound like they’re encased in a speech bubble that hover...

Woods occupy a funny place in the latter-day lo-fi pantheon. As the proprietors of Woodsist Records and Fuck It Tapes, the band's members have release...

Tape culture has become all zeitgeisty these past couple of years; the New York Times, Guardian and Pitchfork amongst others have all devoted articles...

It took Woods several years and a befuddling number of vinyl releases, tour-only cassettes, and proper albums before knocking it out of the park with...

It’s probably easy to hate on Woods. The band plays what has been invariably described as “spooky campfire folk” with a serious hippie-1960s-classic r...