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Vice reviews White Fence’s new music video
Vice

The first ever White Fence video features their sunny garage pop accompanied with video of Tim Presley getting the ever-living shit beat out of him, giving himself jailhouse tats, beating up corrections officers, and ultimately getting put to death…

NPR features Ty Segall on radio show
NPR

On this week’s episode of All Songs Considered, prolific fuzz-rock mastermind Ty Segall joins host Robin Hilton to share some of the music that shaped his new album Manipulator and a behind-the-scenes look into his recording process…

Gigwise reviews Mac DeMarco at Green Man Festival
Gigwise

Mac DeMarco delivered a typically explosive performance, playing heavily off his recent Salad Days LP and diving into the crowd during set closer ‘Still Together’, testing the trust of the audience after jumping from a pillar in the middle of The Far Out Tent to rapturous applause…

Noisey Premieres New Quintron Track!
Noisey

Quintron & Miss Pussycat will release their new LP Spellcaster II: Death In Space via Pizza Burglar Records on October 28, their first LP following three years’ worth of singles that eventually lead to a Grammy nomination. The 11-track effort features “Death in Space,” the first to be released out of the gate and available to stream below.

Q & Miss P will hold off on any huge celebrations of the new LP until early November, when the quirky garage punk duo hit the road for a string of dates on the East Coast. The November dates span Minnesota to Florida, and are all available below.

Mbird reviews Mac Demarco Salad Days
Mockingbird Blog

If I were a music critic, I’d try and fail to describe the playful self-awareness, the almost-total coincidence between irony and sincerity, etc. I can’t describe musical form too precisely, but suffice it to say, it’s tailored extremely well to the album’s content…

Grantland features Ty Segall’s Manipulator
Grantland

Fortunately, Manipulator is rich enough to provide fodder for a 30-minute conversation. Aside from a contribution here or there from outside musicians on a handful of tracks, Segall recorded everything on Manipulator himself.

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