according to our Mike
I get to review the new Woods record by virtue of being the first to pounce on it in the box. It's my lucky day. This one's actually been spinning a few times in the office already, and it's totally great. The thing I love most about Woods is t...view full details.according to our Mike
Ah, a new Woods single. This is always a treat. Apparently these two tracks were written and recorded alongside their recent 'Sun and Shade' album, so I guess this is a companion piece of sorts. On the first side we've got 'Find Them Empty', a...view full details.according to our Phil
And finally my trilogy of Time Lag records concludes with the new album from Woods called 'Family Creeps'. I like what I've heard by this bunch of guys but I find 'em really hard to describe. The opener sounds like the entire Cannibalism volume 1 LP...view full details.according to our Business Lady
Songs of Shame is amazing. Ive not heard anything else from Woods (research tells me they have various tape reissues available and this is their fourth full length LP) but I'm definitely taking to this beauty. Opener 'To Clean' sounds like a perfect...view full details.according to our Brian
What does go on with certain bands is that they're truly gifted enough to shift peoples perceptions of what they're about without compromising their overall sound that much. Woods are total flag bearers for a generation of young experimental ya...view full details.according to our Dave
The latest cut from Woods is a psychedelic romp. Its quite melodic, super lo-fi and wears its DIY credentials on its hand-drawn sleeve. The vocals are falsetto and sit nicely in its scratchy mix. I enjoyed both sides of this single. Side B offers mor...view full details.