Brooklyn Vegan — by Bill Pearis It's been a few months since Ty Segall released something new, so this should come as no surprise: his new album, Emotional Mugger, will be out January 22 via Drag City. While Ty hasn't shared a song... more info

Stereogum — New Orleans-based artist Peter Campanelli, aka Val Hollie, shreds with the kind of fuzziness that marks fellow psych rockers like Ty Segall and King Gizzard, but strips down the grime and reconstitutes his sound with keys and synths. Unlike much gara... more info

Stereogum — As usual, Ty Segall has been keeping himself busy. In the past four months alone, the California garage-rock king has formed two new bands and released a ripping new album with his band Fuzz. But it’s been about a year since his last solo album, th... more info

Stereogum — The Brainstems originally formed as a Ty Segall and the Coachwhips cover band, and these inspirations are still clear in their feedback-filled garage rock. Their vocalist shares a singing pattern with Parquet Courts’ Andrew Savage, too, which lends... more info

Stereogum — Ty Segall stays plenty busy on his own, but he also plays drums in Fuzz, the Bay Area power trio that also features Moonhearts’ Charlie Moothart and Meatbodies’ Chad Ubovich. Next week, they’ll release sophomore album II, the follow-up to their... more info

Stereogum — Levitation Fest will return to Austin in the spring of 2016 (4/29-5/1 to be exact) with a beyond impressive lineup. Headlining the bill is Brian Wilson performing all of Pet Sounds alongside Al Jardine, as well as Animal Collective, Flying Lotus, the... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Ty Segall, his Fuzz bandmate Charles Moothart and Ex Cult frontman Chris Shaw have formed a new group, GØGGS. Shaw explains how it came about and lays out all the pertinent info:Ty and I decided we were going to... more info

Stereogum — GØGGS is a new band made up of Ty Segall, Ex-Cult’s Chris Shaw, and Charles Moothart (also part of one of Segall’s many other projects, Fuzz). “GØGGS is three heads, one spine, circling the drain of the wasteland known as mother earth,” Sha... more info

Stereogum — Last summer we premiered “Vibrant,” an accurately titled song by Tuscon rockers Prom Body. At the time, I described them like so: “an exceptional and exceptionally poppy strain of lo-fi garage rock — a buzzing conglomeration of the Buzzcocks,... more info

Stereogum — Cory Hanson, a member of both Meatbodies and Ty Segall’s backing band, also leads the prolific L.A. psych-rock power trio Wand. The band has a new album called 1000 Days coming out this fall, and we’ve already posted the early track “Stolen Foo... more info