Hood

   
Artist: Hood

   Genre(s): 
Experimental
   Indie
   Rock
   

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Discography:


   
 Outside Closer

   Year: 2005   
Tracks: 10


   
 [2003] Singles Compiled

   Year: 2003   
Tracks: 56


   
 Cold House

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 10

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The Leeds, England-based lo-fi bliss-popsters Hood comprised Andrew Johnson, Chris Adams, Richard Adams, John Evans, Craig Tattersall and Nicola Hodgkinson. The group debuted in 1992 with the seven-inch "Sirens"; after 1993's "Opening into Enclosure," a year later they issued Cabled Linear Traction, which self-contained their two sooner singles. Absent passim 1995, the year following Hood returned with a shelling of new corporeal -- after leash singles ("Lee Faust Million Piece Orchestra," "A Harbour of Thoughts" and "I've Forgotten How to Live," all of them issued on different labels), the radical also released the full-length Silent '88. Secrets Now Known to Others, a ten-track EP of material recorded for but not included on Silent '88, appeared in 1997, as did the album Structured Disasters. Though it wasn't released in America, The Cycle of Days and Seasons followed on Domino in 1999. They returned in 2001 with the Home Is Where It Hurts EP, which was the group's first base American spillage in four age and showcased their more and more electronic direction. They continued in that direction on Cold House, a bleak and experimental effort released the same year. Late in 2004, the Lost You EP arrived in anticipation of 2005's Outside Closer.