“There’s no letting up with Ty Segall. At age 28, with eight solo albums, a swarm of EPs and singles and myriad other collaborations already on his resumé, Segall returns with Charles Moothart and Roland Cosio in the power trio Fuzz for another dose of dirty blues-rock…”
“Fuzz, Ty Segall’s proto-metal-ish trio, will release their second album, bluntly titled II, on October 23 via In the Red…”
Ty Segall’s Band Fuzz shares new track “Rat Race” and “Pollinate”…”
“Look, I’m not here to tell you how to live you life, but when it’s halfway through the work week and you’re dragging along, one thing that always refreshes me is some good old fashion face melting rock and roll. Fuzz,..”
“The follow-up to the trio’s 2013 self-titled debut LP, the aptly titled II is due out October 23rd via In the Red…”
“The trio’s sophomore record has been given the especially fitting title of II, and it lands October 23 via In the Red…”
“FUZZ is back! Ty Segall (drums, vocals), Charles Moothart (guitar, vocals), and Chad Ubovich (bass, vocals) are exploring all the blank-ations of what will be, or has always been, on II…”
“Made up of Charles Moothart (Ty Segall Band) on guitar, Chad Ubovic (Meatbodies) on bass, and Segall on drums, the sludge-trio trade vocal spots (and solos), and have been playing shows and dropping singles sporadically since their self-titled debut in 2013…”
“Two-headed post thanks to Ty Segall, Charles Mootheart, Chad Ubovich and the beast known as Fuzz, who will be releasing their second album II on In The Red this October…”
“The acid-washed three-piece have just released two hot singles from their upcoming double LP titled II. “Rat Race” and “Pollinate”..
“The tracks, “Rat Race” and “Pollinate,” are just a small taste of the the trio’s follow-up to its 2013 self-titled debut LP, II, which is slated for release October 23 on In The Red…”
“One of former SPIN cover star Ty Segall’s many going concerns is a stoned hard-rock trio with the knowingly un-Googleable name Fuzz…”
“The ever-prolific Ty Segall is back with another release, this time with his band Fuzz, in which he plays drums and sings alongside Charles Moothart (guitars/vocals) and Chad Ubovich (bass/vocals). Their fittingly titled second album, II..”
” the songs plan to explore “all the blank-ations of what will be, or has always been.” It then goes a little deeper to say “tried and true methods mixed with tongue twisting, teeth shattering, seizure-inducing stabs at the norm. Bathe in the heatwave that is Fuzz…”
“Fuzz, un power trio de stoner rock très lourd qui avait fait beaucoup jaser en 2013 avec leur premier album homonyme…”
Segall was a savage behind the kit. Grimy riff after grimy riff oozed off the stage.
Guitar chops, drum chops, and most definitely bass chops: The Fuzz has it all. The band has a reputation for knowing how to improvise, jam, and shred through a set list. That’s why it sold out the Great American Music Hall Wednesday night on a double bill with only the support of Los Angeles’ Lamps.
…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.
San Fransisco trio Fuzz have shared a video for ‘Raise’ from their self-titled debut album released late last year. That project sees Ty Segall team up with old pal Charles Mootheart for a heavy psych-rock offering…
Fuzz dropped their eponymous debut in 2103 but failed to release any proper visuals until now. Turns out this was worth the wait.
Fuzz – the Los Angeles trio featuring Ty Segall – have shared a creepy new video for “Raise,” off last year’s self-titled debut. Directed by Matt Yoka, the video portrays a kid’s transformation into a gnarly, scaled beast.
In the newest edition of Famous Class Records’ “Less Artists More Condos” 7” split series, the label brings #10 with San Francisco groups FUZZ and CCR Headcleaner, the psych sludge band that is currently tearing up the scene.
As Stereogum points out, Ty Segall’s early `70s-rock-worshipping outfit, Fuzz, have recorded a scorching cover of a Kinks classic for a new split 7”.
So when Fuzz tackle the Kinks’ “Till the End of the Day”, the power trio unsurprisingly rip through a fast, beefed up, fuzzed out version of the song that’s front-to-back exhilarating.
Segall’s stamp usually guarantees a certain level of mad-eyed intensity and furious energy, and Fuzz’s version of “Till the End of the Day” doesn’t disappoint.
The latest installment features Fuzz doing a Kinks cover, and for the B-side, they’ve tapped their former tourmates, the San Francisco sludge punks CCR Headcleaner.
On December 3, the garage rock gatekeepers will share the franchise’s second installment: a four-track platter documenting a recent set that SPIN cover star Ty Segall played with Fuzz at the SF Eagle.
When you say it’s “‘too loud,” that’s really code for, “This music sucks!” Dinosaur Jr. can never be too loud, for example. And wait till you hear Fuzz!
Rarely does a band live up to its name so perfectly, as the trio churns out heavy slabs of psychedelia, which should reverberate nicely off the walls of the echo chamber that is Logan Square Auditorium.
Anyway, Segall is back in town tomorrow and this time he’s playing Logan Square Auditorium with his new band, Fuzz. The trio’s brand-new self-titled debut is packed with heavy rock burners…
