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Pitchfork 5.4/10 San Francisco quartet finds inspiration in the California frontier sex-and-death cult mentality, as they blend 1960s-style desert mysticism with hypnotic jams sometimes reminiscent of Spacemen 3.
A.V. Club D+ It isn't that hard to make music that sounds hallucinatory, but it's hard to do it as well as the San Francisco quartet Wooden Shjips, who fall on the more compact, song-oriented side of neo-psychedelia. On the band's self-titled debut LP, tracks like "We Ask You To Ride" and "Losin' Time" combine tight, minimalist…
Pop Matters 7/10 If Wooden Shjips were not from San Francisco they ought to be required, by some little known psychedelic garage law, to move there immediately.
Wooden Shjips
