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Wisdom comes with age, so it's no surprise that Woods have grown more sage in the twelve years since they formed, expanding from sylvan drum circles into increasingly elaborate, transcendent...

Night Fiction is Cian Nugents third proper album but his first taking on the role of singer-songwriter. Where his previous two (2013s Born With The Caul and 2011s Doubles) explore extended...

Bobbie Lovesong is the alias of American recording artist Madelyn Strutz. "On The Wind" is the debut full length from Bobbie, who produced, performed, recorded, and mixed the album herself in Taos,...

*ON LIMITED WHITE VINYL!!! "Woods are in bloom again, inviting you to disappear into a new spectrum of colors and sounds and dreams on Perennial. "Formed in Brooklyn in 2004, Woods have matured into...

2009 debut full-length album from New Jersey quartet. Real Estate play sun-streaked Psych/Indie Pop reminiscent of the Feelies, Yo La Tengo and other like-minded outfits. Guitarist Matt Mondanile...

With no touring in 2020, and possibly this year, Woods decided to take a deep dive into their archives and put together the first volume of their much discussed archival series, Reflections...

Vinyl LP pressing. 2010 release from the cult new wave band. Bay Area Psych burnouts Josh Alper and Glenn Donaldson converged in San Francisco in the summer of '09 to record Anglophile jams on a...

2009 release, the fourth full-length by Woods, Songs of Shame, veers away from the lo-fi guerillas-in-the-mist sound of their previous Shrimper long-player, at Rear House, and presents both 90-second...

Vinyl LP pressing. MV & EE is slang for zero gravity, and even though they've been doing it consistently better since forever, they still want to give you more of their best. The DIY wall of sound of...

Dreaming doesn't come easy these shadowed days, which is why Strange To Explain by Woods is such a welcome turning of new colors. It presents an extended moment of sweet reflection for the...

Loose, shuffling and tuneful, the abridged Woods experience sounds more like Wowee Zowee than Workingman's Dead, but it hits just the right contradictory note of tight arrangements and breathing-room...