The ceaseless Ty Segall has somehow made it six months into 2014 with no word of a new release, but never fear: the now L.A.-based fuzz-rock fixture has announced his next LP. Manipulator is out August 26 on Drag City.
By the time August 26 rolls around it’ll have been more than a full year since the release Ty Segall’s last studio album, Sleeper. That’s a pretty brief refractory period for most bands, but in Segall years, that’s like, an eternity, man.
Thee Oh Sees recently performed at The Echoplex for Zig Zags‘ album release show. And Minivan Photography was there to capture the action.
Thee Oh Sees are in town for Northside, playing a free outdoor show in McCarren Park on Saturday (6/14) with The Blind Shake and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. RSVP is still open for that.
Thee Oh Sees are in town for Northside, playing a free outdoor show in McCarren Park on Saturday (6/14) with The Blind Shake and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard. RSVP is still open for that.
With three whole months till the August 26 release of his latest garage-y psych-rock opus, Manipulator, the ever-frenetic Ty Segall is getting restless. Dude does not like downtime. So naturally, he’s crashing the worldwide club circuit.
Ty Segall has announced plans for his new album, ‘Manipulator’. The album will be released by Drag City on August 26 and features 17 songs. It follows last year’s ‘Sleeper’.
Last time we heard from Ty Segall was the release of his band Fuzz’s cover of the Kinks, but now the fuzz-rock savant has announced his next LP entitled Manipulator.
Not only is this the first time White Fence has ventured out of his bedroom to lay down his sweet, 60s-tinged fuzz jams, but he’s also roped in other humans to play on the album too, notably in the form of garage renaissance man Ty Segall…
The terrifyingly prolific King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have announced the release of two new albums. The Melbourne-based seven-piece have just finished their debut North American tour – funded by the $50,000 they won…
The new touring lineup of Thee Oh Sees made their live debut last month, first as part of the Deserted at the Pams festival in Twentynine Palms CA, then last week (5/29) at Echoplex in Los Angeles.
The lineup includes Nickel Creek, X, Warpaint, The War on Drugs, Jonathan Richman, Mac DeMarco, Operators, Foxygen, Destroyer (solo), Courtney Barnett, Parquet Courts, Angel Olsen, Woods, Mikal Cronin, Julianna Barwick, The Men…
The lineup includes Nickel Creek, X, Warpaint, The War on Drugs, Jonathan Richman, Mac DeMarco, Operators, Foxygen, Destroyer (solo), Courtney Barnett, Parquet Courts, Angel Olsen, Woods, Mikal Cronin, Julianna Barwick, The Men..
Listening to lines on Mac DeMarco’s latest offering, Salad Days, it’s impossible to not feel reflective. Hearing lyrics such as “Acting like my life’s already over” sung by an incredibly successful 23-year-old, I can’t help being a little introspective.
Panache is very excited to announce the addition of Mac DeMarco to the 4 Knots Festival lineup. He will be joining Panache artists Speedy Ortiz and Juan Wauters on July 12th down at the South Street Seaport in New York. Definitely one of our favorite Ny summer past times. Kick back and join us as […]
The Village Voice has finalized the 2014 4Knots Festival lineup, adding Mac DeMarco to the lineup that already includes headliner Dinosaur Jr., plus Those Darlins, Speedy Ortiz, Radkey, Viet Cong, Nude Beach, and Juan Wauters.
…California garage dweller Tim Presley has been cranking out albums as White Fence for a while now, and as he prepares to issue To the Recently Found Innocent next month, he has booked a North American tour in support of the album.
This March, mighty Melbourne seven piece King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard released the “brilliantly uninhibited” Oddments, their fourth album in two years.
Australian psych band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard stopped off in NYC after Austin Psych Fest and they never got around to leaving. They’ll be here through this month at least, as they’ve just announced a Brooklyn Summer Fun Residency…
Thee Oh Sees took the main stage for an early afternoon set under the most belligerent sun the weekend offered. Of course, this is the new Oh Sees, pared down to a power trio, and it was easily one of my favorite sets at BottleRock.
A highlight from the Australian psych kings recent album ‘Oddments’, the video for ‘Hot Wax’ looks like something MGMT might have crawled out of a few years back. Or, as director Jason Galea puts it: “‘Hot Wax’ is set in a hallucinative purgatory…
…Mikal Cronin has kept a relatively low profile so far 2014, playing a handful of California shows, prepping for a run of four summer festivals concluding with a stop at Outside Lands on August 8…
…with the third installment of our video series, Everybody In. In this episode, directed by Edgar Obrand, we follow the never-not-doing-something-interesting Ty Segall and his group Fuzz on their recent European tour.
Rencontre avec Mac Demarco, le petit prince du rock indé qui n’en finit pas d’éblouir.
Vendredi 16 mai, Mac DeMarco était de retour à Paris pour présenter les chansons de “Salad Days”, troisième album inspiré qui tangue entre la classe de Lou Reed et la désinvolture de Jonathan Richman.
On top of releasing an extremely gross music video and putting out a great album, Mac DeMarco has added to his prolific 2014 by expanding his current world tour in support of Salad Days.
One time, a buddy was interviewing Mac and his band for a local Canadian magazine. She’d heard stories that he was totally insane, but during the interview he stayed really calm and collected, answering her questions thoughtfully…
A deranged Mac Demarco has crossed over to the The Twilight Zone for his new video for the song ‘Passing Out Pieces’, taken from his latest album Salad Days. The grainy clip, which was directed by bandmate Pierce McGarry…
Mac and band bring the Canadian singer-songwriter’s latest album, ‘Salad Days’, to a sold-out KOKO.
Mac DeMarco is a different beast altogether and the chirpy Canadian along with his bandmates emit waves of sunkissed joy over the crowd, albeit a little to quiet for my liking, but questionable sound is taken as a given when seeing a guitar band…
