Woods' new single "Find Them Empty"
» Righteous and groovy as always, but this time also gnarly.
Lil' Caleb and the green monster.
A truly gnarly, detuned guitar tantrum transforms the otherwise classically pastoral Woods tune into a angsty, unsettled romp halfway between ballad and a busted nut -- the tune never quite blows its load, containing the trebly riff ballast with intermittent moments of total peace and harmony.
Righteous:
"Find Them Empty" was recorded this past winter at Buttermilk Falls in Warwick, NY as a "companion piece" to their full length Sun and Shade, which they released about a week ago on Woodsist. Amusingly, the cover art for this single features Sacred Bones labelhead Caleb Braaten as a young boy, next to this father and a huge weed plant.
Posted on June 23, 2011. More on: woods, caleb braaten
