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Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Woods is a Brooklyn-founded trio (now a core duo with the departure of Kevin Morby in 2013) that has carved out a distinct space in folk rock and psychedelic folk. Since forming in 2005, Woods has built a legacy around tape-loops, hazy textures, and a commitment to organic, live-to-tape recording. Led by Jeremy Earl and Jarvis Taveniere, the project remains a touchstone for listeners who appreciate introspective songwriting paired with warm, vintage-inspired sounds.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Whether you’re new to Woods or revisiting their extensive catalog, you’ll find a steady evolution from intimate lo-fi beginnings to expansive, lush arrangements that still feel intimately human. Below, explore their complete discography, major accolades, and where to catch Woods live in 2025.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

For fans ready to dive in, Woods maintains an active presence across social media and streaming platforms. Official updates come through Woodsist on Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube, with music available on Bandcamp and streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. If you’re planning ahead, secure your seats for Woods’ 2025 appearances—including the Woodsist Festival headline hosting in Accord, NY, and the East Coast co-headline run with White Fence. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-fuss ticket options.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Woods

  • Formed in Brooklyn in 2005; core members include Jeremy Earl and Jarvis Taveniere; former member Kevin Morby departed in 2013.
  • Genres: folk rock, indie folk, psychedelic/freak folk; noted for tape-loops, hazy textures, and organic live-to-tape aesthetics.
  • Discography (complete, most recent first): Perennial (2023), Strange to Explain (2020), Love Is Love (2017), City Sun Eater in the River of Light (2016), With Light and with Love (2014), Bend Beyond (2012), Sun and Shade (2011), At Echo Lake (2010), Songs of Shame (2009), Woods Family Creeps (2008), How to Survive In + In The Woods (2007), At Rear House (2007).
  • Major recognition: Pitchfork awarded Songs of Shame a Best New Music designation in 2009.
  • 2025 live dates: Woods is headline-host of Woodsist Festival 2025 at Arrowood Farms, Accord, NY (Sept 20–21, 2025); a co-headlining East Coast tour with White Fence is planned for Sep 23–28, 2025 (Asheville, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Philadelphia, New York).
  • Social media presence: official engages via Woodsist (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/YouTube) and Bandcamp; streaming on Spotify/Apple Music.

The records

Woods Discography

  • Perennial
    2023 · Woodsist
  • Strange to Explain
    2020 · Woodsist
  • Love Is Love
    2017 · Woodsist
  • City Sun Eater in the River of Light
    2016 · Woodsist
  • With Light and with Love
    2014 · Woodsist
  • Bend Beyond
    2012 · Woodsist
  • Sun and Shade
    2011 · Woodsist
  • At Echo Lake
    2010 · Woodsist
  • Songs of Shame
    2009 · Woodsist
  • Woods Family Creeps
    2008 · Woodsist
  • How to Survive In + In The Woods
    2007 · Woodsist
  • At Rear House
    2007 · Woodsist

The hits

Top Woods Songs

  • Tambourine Light / Tomorrow's Only Yesterday
    2014 · N/A
  • Be All Be Easy / God's Children
    2013 · N/A
  • Cali in a Cup / Give Your Light Off
    2012 · N/A
  • Summer Tour 2011 – Tour Split with Kurt Vile
    2011 · N/A
  • Find Them Empty / Be There
    2011 · N/A
  • I Was Gone – EP
    2010 · N/A
  • Sunlit / The Dark
    2009 · N/A
  • To Clean / Rain On (Live WVKR)
    2009 · N/A

Biography

Woods emerged from Brooklyn in 2005, anchoring a sound that blends folk rock, indie folk, and psychedelic influences. The core of the project is the partnership of Jeremy Earl and Jarvis Taveniere, with former member Kevin Morby departing in 2013. The band is celebrated for its tape-loop textures, hazy atmospherics, and a devotion to live-to-tape aesthetics that honor analog warmth. Over the years, Woods has remained a reliable, DIY-driven project that fans can trust for intimate, soulful performances and thoughtful studio recordings.

Discography Highlights

  • Perennial (2023)
  • Strange to Explain (2020)
  • Love Is Love (2017)
  • City Sun Eater in the River of Light (2016)
  • With Light and with Love (2014)
  • Bend Beyond (2012)
  • Sun and Shade (2011)
  • At Echo Lake (2010)
  • Songs of Shame (2009) – Pitchfork Best New Music
  • Woods Family Creeps (2008)
  • How to Survive In + In The Woods (2007)
  • At Rear House (2007)

Upcoming Tour & Live Dates

Woods is slated to headline-host the Woodsist Festival 2025 at Arrowood Farms, Accord, NY, from September 20–21, 2025. In addition, a co-headlining East Coast tour with White Fence is planned for September 23–28, 2025, with shows in Asheville, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Philadelphia, and New York. Each date will be treated as a standalone event, with the same Woodsist aesthetic carried through live performances.

Where to Listen & Follow

Official updates and behind-the-scenes content come from Woodsist across social platforms, with Bandcamp serving as a primary outlet for releases and live recordings. For the latest performances and tour announcements, follow Woodsist and check your preferred streaming service for Woods’ catalog updates.

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