Woods + Jackson Scott

On stage, Woods’ falsetto vocals and tape manipulations will transport you back to the psychedelic heydays of yesteryear, while 20-year-old North Carolina resident Jackson Scott’s druggy, Syd Barrett-inspired lo-fi pop is garnering comparisons to Southern indie icons like the Elephant 6 collective and Bradford Cox.

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Woods:

This prolific psych-folk outfit has been Pushing Onlys since 2005. Over the course of their 7 album spanning career, they’ve cleaned up their sound and studio in Brooklyn. Still very much true to the D.I.Y. ideal, Woods seems to have perfected the art of home-recording, not just for themselves, but for the band’s own Woodsist label as well. On stage their falsetto vocals and tape manipulations will transport you back to the psychedelic heydays of yesteryear.

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Jackson Scott moved to Asheville, North Carolina to go the college, then promptly dropped out, and recently lost a job at a college bookstore because he ditched a shift to see a Ty Segall show. Clearly a subscriber to the Tao of Slack, he’d better hope the whole “promising young bedroom musician” thing he’s got going pans out. Since his druggy, Syd Barrett-inspired lo-fi pop is already garnering comparisons to Southern indie icons like the Elephant 6 collective and Bradford Cox, I’d say he’s off to a pretty good start.
 

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