Woodsman is a psychedelic rock band known for their experimental sounds and a tendency to defy easy categorization. Based in Brooklyn, New York, but with roots that trace back to Denver, Colorado, the band was formed in 2009 by Trevor Peterson, Mark Demolar, and Eston Lathrop. Their sound is characterized by layered instrumentals, ambient noise, and a lo-fi aesthetic that often feels as if it's a bridge between the earthly and the ethereal. Woodsman's music is heavily reliant on improvisation, creating a sense of journey and discovery within their tracks.

Over the years, Woodsman has released a steady stream of singles, EPs, and full-length albums that have captivated a niche audience hungry for their brand of experimental psych-rock. Among their releases, the self-titled "Woodsman" album and the "Mystic Places" EP have been particularly notable, reflecting the band's growth and their relentless pursuit of soundscapes that challenge and enchant. With a discography that contains compositions like "Healthy Life" and "In The End, Remember When?" Woodsman has maintained a prolific output that demonstrates their dedication to sonic exploration and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of the genre.