Hush Arbors began in 2001 as a vehicle for singer/songwriter Keith Wood. Early recordings came in the form of limited CD-R releases on Digitalis. It wasn't until 2006 that early CD-R album Since We Have Fallen saw proper re-release. The same year also saw the release of newer material on Landscape of Bone. In 2008, Hush Arbors released a self-titled long-player, followed by 2009's Yankee Reality. During this time, Wood collaborated with others while prolifically recording and releasing his own work. Apart from issuing tour-only CDs, live recordings, and split releases, Wood continued work as a touring musician with Current 93, Jack Rose, Thurston Moore, and others. Hush Arbors released Aureola, a split LP with Arbouretum, in 2012. ~ Fred Thomas