The centerpiece of the album is the title track, a side-long epic that goes from Beatles-esque melody to psych / folk weirdness before exploding into a Ventures-induced headache of smashed drums and wildly vibrant surf guitars.
Both turned out to be hyper-prolific singer / songwriter / musicians who recorded as solo artists as well as performing in bands such as the Sic Alps, Moonhearts, Epsilons, Traditional Fools and Okie Dokie.Įqual parts danceable garage rock and effects-ridden psychedelia, Reverse Shark Attack is a mind-blowing explosion of loud guitars, pounding rhythms and signature vocal harmonies, and these eight shambolic, psychedelic jams are sure to please the most scrutinizing rocker. Unlike Ty.Originally released in 2009 as a vinyl-only title on the Kill Shaman label, Reverse Shark Attack is a collaboration by Ty Segall and Mikal Cronin, two longtime chums who grew up together in Laguna Beach. Why? Because, man-we’ve got to eat and sleep some time. We’ve left out live albums, singles and rarities compilations, collaborations with other artists and even albums credited to the Ty Segall Band. To mark the release of Freedom’s Goblin-which is already a contender for the best rock album of 2018-we’re gathering all of Segall’s solo albums and sorting them from least awesome to most. Read: The 50 Best Garage-Rock Albums of All Time From garage rave-ups ( Twins) to classic rock ( Manipulator) to unplugged jams ( Sleeper) Segall drives in every lane of rock ‘n’ roll, and there few musicians on the planet who do it better, or more often. Rex covers and a full-length record with his band Fuzz. Since 2008, Segall has put out one proper solo album every single year, with the exception of 2015, when he released a live album, a four-song EP, a compilation of T.
With the release of his new album Freedom’s Goblin, Bay Area garage-psych-punk-rock hero Ty Segall (technically now based in L.A.) is adding a 10th chapter to one of the most extensive and impressive recording catalogs in recent memory.
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