Palto Flats and New General Catalogue are partnering to bring you Awaawaa, a new record by sonic experimentalists Woo, this January 2016. Woo is the longstanding project of British brothers Mark and Clive Ives, who�ve experienced a resurgent interest in their catalog in recent years. Featuring never before heard recordings from Woo�s archives, Awaawaa sees the band at their most evocative and psychedelic - presenting a suitelike, at mospheric collection of stunning miniatures. Recorded in South London during 1975 - 82, Awaawaa lines up chronologically with other Woo releases, such as �Whichever Way You Are Going, You Are Going Wrong,� but touches upon synth, ambient, electronics, dub, and even krautrock (the Faust - like direct input guitar on �Green Blob,� or the worldly title track, which wouldn�t sound out of place on an Embryo record). Some tracks, such as the brief, trancelike �Babalonia� sound utterly out of time and place, and rep resent Woo�s unique and prescient vision. There are also moments of sublime beauty - �Robots Dancing� features a repetitive analog synth line that transforms with the introduction of birdlike sounding tape and tenor saxophone. As part of the release, P alto Flats has asked several video artists to produce visual interpretations of several of the songs from Awaawaa, as well as Woo themselves. In addition to Woo providing a trailer featuring music from the title track, this month will see videos from Scot t Kiernan of ESP TV, as well as Diego Cohen, who�s done videos for Software, RVNG and Opal Tapes. There will be more to follow. Woo is deeply excited for the renewed interest in their music, and see this release as one of their most adventurous, forward thinking records. We could not be happier to share it with you.