“Mac DeMarco is a talented, impish kid who hasn’t quite decided what kind of rock songs he wants to write– which is fine, because he’s sounded pretty good doing anything he’s tried out so far. “
Pitchfork shares the tracklist and album art for Twins, Ty Segall’s new solo album, scheduled for release October 9 on Drag City.
Hear “The Hill” from Ty Segall’s upcoming album, Twins, due out October 9 via Drag City.
“My Kind of Woman”, Mac Demarco’s recently featured track on Pitchfork, receives Best New Track.
Mac DeMarco tells it like it is in Chart TV’s newest entry.
The second track off of Thee Oh Sees’ upcoming album, Putrifiers II, receive Best New Track on Pitchfork.
“In her guide to San Francisco, she gives insight into how she spends her time around the Bay Area, from quiet moments in the city’s pristine parks and beaches, to the best live venues, vintage shops and Mexican eateries…”
John Dwyer of The Oh Sees discusses the music of his life
Pitchfork features “My Kind of Woman,” the first track from Mac’s upcoming LP 2, coming out October 16 (Captured Tracks).
“For a few hours in the afternoon (mostly) young and (mostly) off-kilter garage and punk bands, including Ty Segall and Thee Oh Sees, took the wheel,” states Jon Caramanica of the New York Times. “Just prior, on a smaller stage, Milk Music played impressive, slightly sludgy punk that felt insular, a rarity.”
Watch Mac DeMarco’s animated video for his latest EP’s title track, “Rock And Roll Nightclub”
Time Out Chicago review Ty Segall’s performance at Pitchfork Music Festival
Pitchfork Festival recap includes Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, The Men, and Milk Music, all of whom played on Sunday (July 15). Check it out!
Ty Segall announces his third album of 2012, Twins. The solo follow up to Goodbye Bred comes out October 9 via Drag City.
Get a taste of Thee Oh Sees’ new album with a track from, Putrifiers II, out September 11 via In The Red
Ty Segall Band’s album Slaughterhouse on In the Red named Best New Music on Pitchfork.
Check out Mac DeMarco’s performance at NXNE last Thursday
Check out photos from the NXNE Bruise Cruise with Mac DeMarco and Bleached
Thee Oh Sees & Ty Segall announce co-headlined tour in September. Click to see tour dates and a track listing of Thee Oh Sees next album, Putrifiers II, out September 11 via In The Red
Drag City launches a new video series with Ty Segall’s “You Make the Sun Fry”
Keyboardist, vocalist and tambourine-shaker Brigid Dawson was recruited by Thee Oh Sees’ founder John Dwyer when she was working at a coffee shop in the Lower Haight in San Francisco…
Check out DeMarco’s strange new video directed by Angus Borsos, which plays like an homage to the surreal, slacker classics of Jarmusch and Linklater.
Pitchfork premieres a new Ty Segall song called, uh, “Swag”. It’s featured on the vinyl-only second installment of the San Francisco-focused In a Cloud compilation, which is out July 17 via Secret Seven.
From the upcoming album Slaughterhouse out 06/26/12 via In the Red
Of the handful of times I’ve seen Ty Segall live (admittedly only a fraction of his shows in the city), his set at Webster Hall was without a doubt the best. People often talk about performers feeding off the energy of the room–that interaction was palpable between Ty and crowd Wednesday night…
Ty Segall sells out Webster Hall. Pitchfork review and photographs from the epic night.
White Fence’s Tim Presley Talks Recording With Ty Segall, Brooklyn’s Blandness, & Peeing With His Cat
On playing music with his brother, recording with Ty Segall, and the magic of Big Sur.
White Fence received a 7.6 for Family Perfume Vol. 1.
