Woods' 2009 album "Songs of Shame" demonstrated the band's early commitment to a sample-based, loop-driven approach to psychedelic folk. The album is a key early document of their evolving sound, featuring extended instrumental passages and a distinct lo-fi aesthetic.
- "Songs of Shame" was released on April 9, 2009, by the independent label Shrimper.
- The album was recorded during a period when Woods were refining their signature sound, characterized by tape loops and an improvisational feel.
- Critics noted the album's distinctive blend of folk melodies with experimental electronic textures and drone elements.
Woods are a Brooklyn-based band who have been a constant presence in the psychedelic folk and indie rock scenes since the mid-2000s. "Songs of Shame" arrived in 2009, marking a period of prolific output for the band as they honed their signature blend of hazy, sample-heavy song structures.
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