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
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…
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.
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…
There will be two additional songs tonight songs from Thee Oh Sees performance at the Carson Daly SXSW showcase as a follow up to the episode that aired on 3/19/12. 1:35a/12:35 central aired on NBC’s Last Call with Carson Daly. This episode will re-air tomorrow on FUSE at 12:30p/11:30a central.
Bay Area garage heroes Ty Segall and White Fence are set to release collaborative LP Hair on April 24 via Drag City. Here’s a track from the album, the ’60s psych-leaning, organ-driven “I Am Not a Game”. The two are heading out on tour together next month. Check out the dates, as well as Hair’s […]
Bay Area garage heroes Ty Segall and White Fence are set to release collaborative LP Hair on April 24 via Drag City. Here’s a track from the album, the ’60s psych-leaning, organ-driven “I Am Not a Game”. The two are heading out on tour together next month. Check out the dates, as well as Hair’s […]
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