TY SEGALL - s/t LP britpop Unpredictable and experimental from record

Unpredictable and experimental from record to record and from live performance to live performance

GENESIS P-ORRIDGE and PETER “SLEAZY” CHRISTOPHERSON (then of THROBBING GRISTLE renown) traveled to New York City to meet up at the fortified apartment

There are nods to composers like Philip Glass and Brian Eno

while Ronald Stockwell’s drumming and Derek Leslie’s bass playing are painterly in softer moments

The Flamin' Groovies were a band out of time

TY SEGALL - s/t LP britpop Unpredictable and experimental from recordIncludes d l code. Ty Segall's self titled album is pretty similar to his other early release Horn the Unicorn, but there's some improvements. It's filthy garage slop pop with 60s influence and a punk approach. The production is still dirty and ugly as hell, but there's a little more dynamic and the sound really bursts out of your speakers instead of sounding muffled. Some of the songs (So Alone and The Drag) are re recorded from that and, these