An album strictly focused on continuing the Fuzz legacy, and for some, that’s all it needs to be.

Whether this is your first or 20th taste of Segall, his latest is often thrilling, never boring and yes, a lot of fun.

Fudge Sandwich doesn’t have the benefit of stylistic unity.

Joy sounds more like a between-projects sort of toss-off rather than the solid record they could have made.

Perhaps the cosmic romance in Marc Bolan’s music spoke to Segall.

No Segall album since Slaughterhouse has had this much personality.

Ty Segall’s music exists at the intersection of multiple rock traditions.

[xrr rating=2.5/5]At first glance, Bay Area rocker Ty Segall’s new double 7” EP, Mr. Face, appears to be a gimmick designed to provide fans a fresh experience that the four new songs here do not. Record label Famous Class is billing Mr. Face’s translucent red-and-blue vinyls as the world’s first playable pair of 3D glasses. The music, it seems, takes …

[xrr rating=3.5/5]Working at a frenetic pace that would drain a lesser musician, Ty Segall churns out material at an obscenely prolific rate. Not counting the myriad side projects and guest appearances with friends and like-minded purveyors of some of the grimiest guitar fuzz this side of the Pebbles compilations, Segall has released nearly a dozen albums in the last several …

[xrr rating=4.0/5]Prior to Manipulator, the new release from Bay Area fuzz rock dealer Ty Segall, the longest amount of time he spent in a studio was just six days. This fact is astounding enough on its own, but it becomes even more outlandish considering that Segall has released 18 records throughout his prolific career. Eighteen records. Six days. “Most records …