Woods are still untangling mysteries on their new single “Where Do You Go When You Dream”
For over 15 years now, Jeremy Earl and Jarvis Taveniere have tended to a quiet fire as Woods, carving out a spindly psychedelic folk sound that has withstood ten albums and countless seasons. This May, the band will release their eleventh full-length LP Strange To Explain, which marks their first project in three years — a longer wait than for any Woods record preceeding it. In the space between, Earl became a father, Taveniere moved across the country, and both of them met in the middle to produce the final piece of David Berman's oeuvre, Purple Mountains, in Chicago.