Músico canadense mostra um pouco de como será o novo disco, Salad Days, que é previsto para chegar às lojas em 2014. A faixa-título mostra que ele seguirá por uma sonoridade similar ao álbum 2.
When I caught Ty Segall at FYF Fest last summer in LA, he was touring behind 2013’s folky Sleeper, and his set was appropriately seated and subdued. When he hit Vegas two months later, he got heavy and hypnotic, with psych-rock trio Fuzz.
With his new album Salad Days dropping 31 March, Mac’s been a busy dude. And while we think he appreciated us breaking the monotony of the press grind with these silly questions, he seemed a little miffed that we’d woken him up at 11am.
DeMarco’s lovable jackassery has helped make him a kind of brohemian hero, but it’s his talents as a songwriter that have sustained the love. Sometimes sleazy, always sincere, his songs have a kind of slacker-stealth to them…
Thee Oh Sees have released an animated video for “The Lens”, a recent track from the forthcoming record Drop, which comes out April 19 via John Dwyer’s Castle Face imprint.
Thee Oh Sees take us on an intergalactic animated psych-out in their music video for “The Lens”, a song off their forthcoming full-length Drop due out next month.
A primal scream plunged the crowd into mass hysteria. In anticipation, the swirling maelstrom of bodies flailed back and forth, as the sea of sweaty concertgoers surged forward and headliner Ty Segall broke into the chorus of “Finger.”
Ty Segall thrashes around stage left, furiously wringing a solo out of a squall of reverberating amp feedback before popping up, almost athletically, behind the mic to coo whatever it is he’s been cooing.
Oddments is ripe with multilayered, kaleidoscopic sounds, thanks to a myriad of instruments and the adroit musicians that sculpt the vibe. KGATLW masters chaotic arrangements while managing to sound like a collection of bands on each track.
y Segall, the garage rocker who never sleeps, plays High Mayhem (2811 Siler Lane) at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 18 (doors open at 7:30 p.m.). Segall, who is 26, has already put out a career’s worth of punk…
Ty Segall is not one to sit and wait. In fact, the musician has so many projects, it’s difficult to manage at times. Despite that, Segall was able to release two projects – “Gemini” and “Sleeper” – in 2013.
Salad Days, the upcoming full length album from Mac Demarco, is now available over at Captured Tracks. You can pick it up in the standard edition, which features the album on either black vinyl or cassette tape…
And since Segall’s 2013 full-length Sleeper proved he was a keeper even sans protometal Fuzz, we’re optimistically hopeful he won’t deny us a bit of libidinous distortion.
…Mac DeMarco is back today to share the album’s second single. Whereas Salad Days as a whole is a more serious, contemplative affair than his previous releases, “Brother” finds Mac more sincere than we’ve seen him to date.
The juggernaut that is King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard has been steadily gathering steam for a while now and their fourth album, Oddments, is hands down their best record yet.
Mac was born in Duncan, BC, but did most of his growing up in Edmonton, AB. Before any aspirations to become a musician, he was really into computers in his pre-pubescent years — in a big, nerdy way.
…MAC DEMARCO is just about ready to release his second full-length record, titled Salad Days. …the man has aided our impatience on the release’s lead-up by unleashing the album’s second official single, ‘Brother’.
There’s no easy way to describe Melbourne’s King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. It’s easy to call them “psychedelic” since their sound is often collaged and erratic, but on Oddments, they’re so many things.
Thee Oh Sees, fronted by San Francisco’s lost boy, are releasing a new album April 19 (this Record Store Day), called Drop. The very much not broken up band already released one single through Pitchfork in February…
Mac DeMarco will serve up his Salad Days LP on April 1 via Captured Tracks.
Mac DeMarco is a wiseacre dirtbag with a raucous live show, and he’ll probably always be known best as such, but he’s also got a gift for small, personal, slow-dissolve melodies.
Mac DeMarco has shared a second track from his new album, Salad Days, which is due out on April 1st
With his new album due next month, lo-fi crooner Mac DeMarco has unveiled a new single, entitled “Brother”.
His new record Salad Days is out, appropriately, on April Fools’ Day
Today, DeMarco has released “Let My Baby Stay”, along with an accompanying short film directed by Hiro Murai.
After recently announcing his new album Salad Days, Mac DeMarco is back today to share the album’s second single
MAC DEMARCO just unveiled Brother, a beautiful and soothing track which will feature in his long awaited LP Salad Days out April 1rst via Captured Tracks.
The anticipation for Mac DeMarco’s new album, Salad Days, keeps building as he continues to release amazing track after amazing track.
The pace on Mac DeMarco’s new single is so lethargic that there are moments where it almost sounds like a faster song slowed down since it’s hard to imagine one written so intentionally sluggish, like a 45 played on 33 speed.
Mac DeMarco has unveiled “Brother”, the second single off his forthcoming album Salad Days. Similar to the dreamy “Passing Out Pieces”, DeMarco has veered into another slow jam, combining chirpy guitars, slow and steady drumming…
