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EXCLUSIVE NEW DOWNLOAD: M Pour Montreal: Woodhands - Under Attack (Woodhands Live Remix)

Posted 11/26/2008 3:00 PM by Christen Thomas

Tags: indie, electro, pop, Paper Bag Records

It was real weird to see Elvis Costello in white face popping out of a jack-in-the-box on the Colbert Christmas Special and even weirder when I saw a dead-ringer Elvis Costello leading a 2-piece dance outfit in Montreal playing a keytar.  But no!  It wasn't Costello, it was Toronto's Dan Werb, leading a throng of kids dancing and freaking out to the sweaty electro glory of Woodhands.  Think Death From Above 1979, with the danger and the screaming replaced by all dance beats and super fun.  The way the festival was set up you'd watch a band for about 5 or 6 songs, then hop to another room to watch another band, and back and forth all night long.  Woodhands were operators of such an intense and prolonged dance orgy that they only were able to drop 3 songs, and "Under Attack" was one of em.  Check it out as remixed by themselves, live.

Sounds Like: Anavan, Death From Above 1979, Chromeo

 
 
 
 

Woodhands - Under Attack (Woodhands Live Remix)

Woodhands - I Wasn't Made For Fighting

Woodhands - Dancer

Woodhands - 5 Steps For The ULTIMATE Dance Party!

Woodhands' RCRD LBL page

 

 

REALY NICE

REALY NICE

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