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Reviews (3)
Pitchfork
d. 27. May 2020
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Jonah Bromwich
d. 27. May 2020
"The New York psych-folk band makes a welcome return to form with a dreamy, unsettling, Mellotron-filled album that feels especially appropriate right now".
Under the radar
d. 27. May 2020
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Ben Jardine
d. 27. May 2020
"Strange to Explain, a dreamlike tapestry of psychedelic folk, Americana, and rock, explores themes of parenthood, memory, slumber, and that peaceful early morning quiet you get when your newborn is asleep. Written during a transitional period for the band, after frontman Jeremy Earl became a father and his bandmate, Jarvis Taveniere, moved to the West Coast, Strange to Explain represents some of Woods' most introspective and meditative work to date".
Popmatters
d. 22. May 2020
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Kevin Kearney
d. 22. May 2020
"Folk rock's Woods create a superb new album, Strange to Explain, that mines the subconscious in search of answers to life's unsettling realities".