The Woods

…most radical departure, however, was The Woods (2005). Working with noted producer Dave Fridmann, the band displayed a new sense of open-ended improvisation, along with its most dense and bombastic arrangements. Having earned a reputation that far outpaced its moderate commercial success, Sleater-Kinney disbanded at the conclusion of its 2006…

In 2005 Sleater-Kinney’s The Woods reached number 80 on the album chart, and 10 years later they reached the top 20 with No Cities to Love.