From Cornwall (UK) comes a sublime sound that emanates from the landscape and its name is Haunt the Woods. Timely but curiously timeless, this youthful quartet confidently makes no accord with genres.
The band deftly interweave alt rock, folk, prog and pop with an epic level of pomp and poetic
elegance that suggests a far longer tenure than their young years suggest. With a tip of the hat to
Queen and Muse here, Jeff Buckley or Radiohead at their OK Computer best there and with a
sprinkled-in tinge of Beatles-loving pop sensibility, they have a rare ability to conjure legacy while
creating a bold sound that is completely their own: masterfully layered, gleefully out of step with
the demands of fashion and creatively informed by literature and the landscape.