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American Songwriter reviews Emotional Mugger

The music that Ty Segall plays is, at least on the surface, not all that complicated. He plays rock and roll. That might be oversimplifying it a bit, but not by much. The San Francisco singer-songwriter is at his best when his songs are slathered in obscene gobs of dirty, druggy fuzz.

Wannabe reviews Emotional Mugger in comic book fashion

Ty Segall is one of the most active rock and rollers in the scene today, and maybe even one of the few prominent musicians who is actually a rock and roller. Whether touring incessantly or recording new music under his own name or with his numerous side projects, Ty Segall is a guitar-shredding force to […]

Daily Bruin reviews Emotional Mugger

VHS tapes haven’t been relevant in years, so when Ty Segall sent his newest record to music journalists on VHS, it shed light on his thought process while recording the album. The busiest man in rock music is eager to try new things.

The Revue….reviews Emotional Mugger

In Being John Malkovich, Craig and Lotte Schwartz – played by John Cusack and Cameron Diaz, respectively – find a portal that takes them inside the mind of the great actor. If such a portal existed and we could travel inside Ty Segall‘s mind, what would we find?

Pitchfork reviews Emotional Mugger

Whether under his own name or from various side projects, Ty Segall has kept new music waiting around the corner for years. Over a mountain of releases, he’s proven that he can shred multiple times over, and that he can match that intensity in his acoustic singer/songwriter mode.

PopMatters reviews Emotional Mugger

Minimalism has retained a surprising amount of cachet in mainstream rock music during the 21st century, an era in which pop, hip-hop and R&B have almost universally become more ostentatious in their stylistic fragmentation and metal has, in general, evolved to value hypertechnical, over-elaborate excess above all else.

LA Weekly reviews Ty Segall show at the Teragram

To get into Ty Segall’s sold-out show at the Teragram on Friday night, you had to fight your way past a line of David Bowie fans snaking down 7th Street from the nearby Monty Bar, where one of about a zillion Bowie tributes was taking place. It was hard not to read some fitting symbolism […]

NPR streams & reviews Ty Segall’s Emotional Mugger

Barreling on after a non-stop flurry of activity over the past eight years, Ty Segall is dropping his 10th solo album in the dead of winter, its cover depicting a Xeroxed baby head as it peers out of the fold amid a field of toner-black gradients.

Mac DeMarco to play Sasquatch 2016

Wolf Alice, Yeasayer, Bully, Speedy Ortiz, Mac DeMarco and Savages also appear at the 15th edition of the festival, along with Purity Ring, Oscar, Shamir, and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. The festival takes place over Memorial Day Weekend (27th-30th May) at the Gorge Amphitheater, Quincy, Washington (USA).

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