Garage wizards Ty Segall & White Fence unleash a tangle of snarling guitars and spirited rhythms in an exceptional live performance at Room 205.
If your musical tastes run from the guitar arsenals of Amon Duul II to the mind warps of The Animated Egg, then you might agree that Ty Segall and Tim Presley, from White Fence, who have just made one of the best new psych-garage albums of the early 21st Century. But for this episode, they teamed up with friends Mikal Cronin (bass) and Nick Murray (drums) to deliver a sonic freakout par excellence. That director Michael Reich and engineer Jon Gilbert captured them performing live together for the first time is just-in the truest sense of the word-awesome.
Whether you’re walking, rolling and tumbling, flying, driving your car, or sitting in meditation, wherever you go, You don’t always see the wild mystery of everyday life on this rock, but your connection to The Eternal is always present. You just can’t see it. Today, you’re in luck… up to your frontal lobes in luck. Ty Segall & White Fence have cast their X-ray vision upon you and can see the blood rocking through your veins and the blood vessels in your brain. Join them in joy as they blast live through three tracks from the new album Hair on Drag City Records.
The Fat Angel Sings 