VINYL FORMAT. Insound Staff Pick - 2009! The fourth full length by Woods, Songs of Shame, rips deeper with both 90-second and 10-minute forays into skeletal psychedelia. This is not to say the idiosyncratic songwriting style and vocalizing of Jeremy Earl is not present in spades but expanded, colored, and twisted into a tie-dye of soundscapes. Having toured incessantly over the last 12 months as a four piece (Jarvis Taveniere, G. Lucas Crane and Kevin Morby round out the band), many of the songs on Shame b...   [ read more ]

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Insound Staff Pick - 2008! Sleater-Kinney is a three-piece rock and roll combo from the wilds of Portland, Oregon, made up of the dual and dueling guitars and voices of Corin Tucker and Carrie Brownstein, and the insistent and inventive drumming of Janet Weiss. The Woods (as in deepest, darkest; operating in dim corners of the heart and mind, both a physical reality and an emotional place) is the title of the new Sleater-Kinney album. It's their seventh full-length release and first for Sub Pop. Produced b...   [ read more ]

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Those who enjoy the slow, hypnotic hauntingness of bands like Low and The Dirty Three should allow themselves the pleasure of Edison Woods, an inspired New York City band whose power derives from sustained mood and texture. Gentle and sweet (though not syrupy), as if hearing them through the walls of your apartment upon waking.

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