Reports of the death of guitar-based rockmusic are nothing if not premature, and it’s been refreshing to see folks like John Dwyer, Kurt Vile, and Ty Segall carry the mantle for the current generation. Classic rock can only go so far to carry the form, and the fumes are thinning each ...read more
Ty Segall has a lot of irons in the fire; he’s the Robert Pollard of garage rock, only with nicer shoes. After only 28 trips around our glowing sun, he’s released over twenty records under various guises and tonight the sold out Sinclair was ready for the next dose of his power ...read more
