Woods

Here's a lovely new track from Woods.  Listen to "Goodnight" below and download "Goodnight b/w It Ain't Easy" here from Woodsist.

Jeremy Bradley Earl

Woods was one of those bands i got into pretty heavily back in the indie rock heyday of the late '00s, their distinct brand of lo-fi psych folk singing to my soul.  Band member Jeremy Bradley Earl is set to release his debut solo material next month with the upcoming "Four Songs" EP.  Listen to the excellent "Let the Snow Fall" below and pre-order the album here or here (cassette) from Woodsist.

Hurt Valley

Here's a little lo-fi folk pop from LA band Hurt Valley.  "Geology Dreamer" has a kind of end of the road feel to it, our story concluding.  Check it out below and get the "Glacial Pace" LP here from Woodsist.

Anna St. Louis

It's a rare Saturday off for me today, and a few hours, i'll be handing my children off to a stranger and going to a beer festival.  Good times.  But for now, let's mellow it out a little with this dreamy and cinematic slice of modern Americana from LA folk artist Anna St. Louis.  "Desert" sounds both beautiful and delirious, a red and pink vista at sunset.  Listen below and pre-order the upcoming "If Only There Was a River" LP here, due next month from Woodsist.

Bonny Doon

Here's a low key, Americana-tinged number from Detroit band Bonny Doon.  "I Am Here (I Am Alive)" has just the right amount of jangle to shake the dust off, like driving on a long stretch of highway, all alone, the mountains and the endless pavement ahead of you.  Listen below and get the upcoming "Longwave" LP from Woodsist in March.

Woods - Love Is Love

Psych rock band Woods recorded a new 6-song EP called "Love Is Love" late last year, a reaction to all of the bullshit that went down in November...and continues to on a daily basis now.  Listen to the title track below, a blend of 60's Americana, psych rock, and some 70's African psych as well.  Get the record in April on Woodsist, and keep fighting on.

Woods - Sun City Creeps

Woods have been cracking out dependable little indie-lo-fi-psych-folk-pop nuggets for over a decade now, and they still show no sign of slowing down at all.  New album "City Sun Eater in the River of Light" hits the shelves and waves in April on Woodsist, and first taste "Sun City Creeps" finds the band traversing in some new sounds.  Flourishes of African jazz and desert blues highlight the new jam, giving it a full and cinematic vibe.  Listen below.

Woods

Okay, so shame on me, i'm about 3 months late on posting about the new album from Woods, but damn it, i'm doing it anyway.  "Bend Beyond" is available now at Woodsist, but listen to the awesome "Size Meets The Sound" below.  It's one of the catchier tunes i've heard from these guys.