Homer's Secret Iliad Kenneth Wood

Recorded over the course of a series of freewheeling, improvisatory sessions, ‘Kingdom In My Mind’ is The Wood Brothers’ seventh studio release and their most spontaneous and experimental collection yet. A testament to the limitless creativity of the unharnessed mind, the record explores the power of our external surroundings to shape our internal worlds (and vice versa), reckoning with time, mortality, and human nature.

The group returns with a fiery and oxygenating album that traces a daring and fresh route. With a raised fist, an outstretched hand, Lilly Wood And The Prick strikes hard on our uncertainties and caresses the hearts that beat to preserve life and the planet. Strong lyrics and soulful electro pop production fuel 14 unstoppable tracks filled with energy and strength. A pure, sincere and powerful album which includes “You want my money”, “A song” and “In love for the last time”.

On their sophomore album "VIOLENCE, DRUGS AND LOVE" the Gothenburg, Sweden collective, WE ARE WOOD, set their sights on psychedelic elation and sonic rumination. From the moment the feedback squalls and acoustic chords ring out on the opening title track, WE ARE WOOD, are welcoming you to their hallucinatory journey. Through the albums eight head-nodding and mind-expanding grooves densely layered guitars, keyboards, and vocals wash over the record like a warm cocoon.

Christopher Wood began his musical career as a chorister at St. George's Chapel, Windsor. He studied music at Magdalene College, University of Cambridge, where Boris Ord was one of his teachers, and then at the RCM, under Herbert Howells, Gordon Jacobs and Arthur Benjamin. In the summer vacations he studied conducting at the Salzburg Mozarteum with Clemens Krauss, Bruno Walter and Herbert von Karajan. His principal piano teacher was Adelina de Lara, a pupil of Clara Schumann and Brahms. He studied the harpsichord with Rudolphe Dolmetsch and Dorothy Swainson.