To me, Ty Segall is one of the most interesting rock musicians in the business. He’s certainly one of the most prolific — he’s released more than a dozen records in the last ten years — but with every new album, something’s different. He evolves, he improves, he expands.
Know this now: Beyoncé’s got nothing on King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.
It’s a little odd that “Salad Days,” a new album of nostalgic California beach anthems, would come from a Canadian born in the ’90s. But its creator, the boyish, gap-toothed indie rocker Mac DeMarco, just shrugs it off.
Thee Oh Sees launch their fall US tour this weekend, and visits San Francisco with a three-night residency at the Chapel. Tickets are now available.
If there’s anyone that can make solid power pop music right now, it’s Mikal Cronin. Each one of his songs contains a catchy beat that will keep you dancing from start to finish.
