We had so much fun at Springtones, and lucky for us, looks like a few other people did, too.

"The two-guitar-and-drums trio Woollen Kits led the charge by bashing out distorted little valentines about holding hands, haircuts, and pajamas. Between the singer’s low, limited voice and cute rhyming lyrics, there’s a real affinity for Beat Happening. That said, the set also displayed hints of garage and surf, including a few punky stabs of frenzied playing. A crippled kick-drum pedal halfway through slowed but didn’t dampen the set, and Woollen Kits closed with ‘Teenage Love’, the title track off their new 7”."
http://www.messandnoise.com/articles/3761423

"Opening the night on the smaller Front Stage was local trio, Woollen Kits. The lads played a set of loud fuzzy pop songs that was heaps of fun and engaging. Clearly happy to be there, they were all smiles even when their kick pedal broke, only for it to be fixed in time for the loud, catchy closing track “Teenage Love”."
http://njvendetta.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/spring-tones-roxanne-parlour-26-09-09/

"I got to Springtones early. The line up was too good not to. Unfortunately, not quite early enough to catch all of Woollen Kits. I got in about half the set though, and seriously, these guys are the best go and see them! I saw them a while ago at the Old Bar and the things good sound and practice will do for a band. They’re a three piece, two guitars, no bass. They’ve got that wall of sound kind of punk element but at the same time it’s a bit shoegazey or something, and anyone who can and will write an entire song about their cat clearly has a grip on what is important in this world."
http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/reviews/events/20562/Springtones--Roxanne-Parlour-Melbourne-260909.htm


Sick.