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Give Woodsman credit for cobbling together pretty instrumental music that bears the unenviable weight of recalling "post-rock" in all its 90s enormity without sounding slick, commodified or overly reverential. This six-song EP comes for free just as the band waits for the official release of its LP on Mexican Summer.
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Posted on October 26, 2009. More on: woodsman
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love the review and site
— mrenahan on October 28, 2009