News
Band Heads Out On Tour This April
Mar 07, 2012
By Laura Studarus
Lo-fi folkies Woods are heading out on tour this April in support of their forthcoming split LP with Amps for Christ. Take a listen to a new track. More
Listen to "From Oatmeal to Buttermilk"
Feb 15, 2012
By Mike Hilleary
Brooklyn lo-fi folk group Woods have revealed that they have teamed up with Henry Barnes' experimentalist project Amps for Christ for a split LP. More
LP Released June 14 on Woodsist
May 31, 2011
By John Everhart
Brooklyn psych folk act Woods will be releasing their sixth LP Sun & Shade June 14. We have a stream of the full album. More
Special Cecilia’s Church Series
May 04, 2011
By Laura Studarus
Northside Festival goes down in Brooklyn June 16-19. In addition to a stellar lineup that includes the likes of Guided By Voices and Beirut and Surfer Blood among others, today they added a special Church series with artists playing at Cecilia’s Church. Performers include Atlas Sound, Woods, Eleanor Friedberger, and Mount Eerie. More
Welcome Woods, Real Estate, Kurt Vile, Abe Vigoda, The Fresh & Onlys, All Saints Day (Cat Power/Vivian Girls supergroup)
Apr 27, 2010
By Kyle Lemmon
Warwick, NY's indie imprint, Woodsist, is bringing its rays of lo-fi folk-pop to the West Coast this June. Fans of Real Estate, L.A.'s Abe Vigoda, Woods (helmed by Woodsist leader Jeremy Earl), Kurt Vile, and The Fresh & Onlys can pick from a one-two punch of miniature California festivals. More
Jan 04, 2010
By Kyle Lemmon
Brooklyn lo-fi pop upstarts Woods and New Jersey beachcombers Real Estate have shared a few stages in Brooklyn, but March will bring that inter-band camaraderie to the rest of the U.S. via a national tour. More
Reviews
Jun 20, 2011
By Aaron Passman
On their sixth LP in as many years, Brooklyn's Woods tone down the psychedelic freakouts in favor of a folksier sound, reflecting a departure from their breakthrough 2009 disc, Songs of Shame and last year's follow up, At Echo Lake. More
May 28, 2010
By Aaron Passman
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 working in that field that's actually worth a damn. More
Dungen and Woods at Johnny Brenda’s in Philadelphia, PA
Sep 03, 2009
By Aaron Passman
Perhaps it's best to think of Dungen and Woods as jam bands for people with higher standards—they both hit the same '60's-inspired notes as many jammy Bonnaroo mainstays, but back it up with substance and a sense of history. More
