New York psych-rockers Woods have released the fuzzed up, tightly mixed “Tomorrow’s Only Yesterday” as a companion piece to their just-released sixth album, With Light and with Love. It might have been an after-thought, or perhaps someone unearthed the mix—perplexed that it was left off the album… either way, we are all grateful it has been brought into the light.
The song is slightly more refined than their previous output, without losing the wonderful low-end fuzz and dreamy reverb that embodies their sound. It is a jangly good time that harks back to the more experimental, latter period of British Invasion.
Woods are embarking on a two month tour that is taking them overseas, hitting tons of great spots from Big Sur to Liverpool including an opening slot for Foxygen in Seattle, WA on 7/31.
