Are we there
Sharon Van Etten
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Reviews (2)
Pitchfork
d. 14. Apr. 2014
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Ian Cohen
d. 14. Apr. 2014
"The versatility of Woods becomes more evident throughout the album, as they spread outwards rather than building upward: you get B3-infused soul ("Leaves Like Glass"), breezy psychedelia ("New Light") and darker shades of American Beauty ("Shining"), giving jamband types, roots fans, folkies, indie kids and DIY fetishists a place to link up. "Breakthrough", "masterpiece", "bold leap"-those aren't words that really seem applicable to With Light and With Love, or Woods for that matter, but they're allowing themselves to be extremely likable for a larger crowd".
NME
d. 11. Apr. 2014
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Mischa Pearlman
d. 11. Apr. 2014
"On Brooklyn's Woods' seventh album in nine years, they continue on their ever-evolving psych-folk trajectory. It sparkles with the light and love mentioned in the album title, lending the 10 songs the lackadaisical summer vibe of the Berkeley Street hippies in '60s San Francisco, especially on the nine-minute title track that swoops around with no boundaries".