Ty Segall Ty Segall

"[I]t's certainly a testament to his fruitful brain and the unparalleled output that spills forth from it -- a mind on a marathon, yet to stumble."
"[T]he vibe often suggested The Beatles turning up on Sub Pop in the late '80s, though an expanded, virtuosic band also pushed affairs towards the odd jazz-tinged freakout..."
4 stars out of 5 -- "Opener 'Break A Guitar' is a fine example of his gutter-glam side, like the lycanthropic Bowie of DIAMOND DOGS running feral around Hunger City; 'Freedom' is the same on a sugar rush."
Paste (magazine) - "[T]hese nine songs distill his many talents into his most concise album in years....Opener 'Break A Guitar' is a ripping statement of purpose, the kind of bombs-away rock 'n' roll fans can always depend on Segall to unleash, regardless of which genre he's tinkering with."