Impose Magazine — The only thing that could possibly hold together a collection of obsessively recorded singles from various EPs and collaborative projects released over a three-year period would be an almost superhuman style – a sound with such personality and... more info

Altsounds — * About Eddy Current Suppression Ring & SO MANY THINGS* They've drawn comparisons to Wire, Can, The Fall, Fugazi and The Stooges. They have a singer who wears black gloves to overcome stage fright. They won the $30,000 Australian Music Prize for... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — photos by BBG Four stages and more. Fun Fun Fun Fest truly is non-stop fun of many varieties. BBG spent most of Friday at the Black Stage (the one Danzig headlined). His pictures, including Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall, Murder... more info

Impose Magazine — Ty Segall whipped out the heavy artillery for his caterwauling Spiders 7-inch. We are giving away a copy of the 7-inch to one lucky Impose reader. Like us on Facebook and tell us why you deserve the new Ty Segall 7-inch sent to your doorstep. Th... more info

Stereogum — Ty Segall’s new single, “Spiders,” is a dark thrash set deep in the garage, a stomping tirade that grinds into a squealing solo. Head to Consequence Of Sound to hear the track. Release-wise, the “Spiders” 7” is out 11/8 on Drag City. Late... more info

Stereogum — Armed with some witty stage banter and clever lyrics, Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks stopped by the Music Box in support of their latest album Mirror Traffic. Malkmus and the Jicks also delved into their back catalog by dusting off “Discretion Grov... more info

Altsounds — The always fecund San Francisco music scene has been burgeoning for the last few years with bands like Kelley Stoltz, The Oh Sees, Sonny and the Sunsets, Ty Segall and Girls breaking out nationally and opening the doors for hooky bands who apprec... more info

Impose Magazine — Ty Segal played a packed hall at Bowery last Thursday. The audience showered him with cigarettes, and almost everyone, including Segall, dived off stage. He also paid tribute to Dylan ("Lay Lady Lay") and The Stöned Age (Fawk you worm). Mikal Cronin... more info

Stereogum — Your Halloween party will almost certainly not turn out as well as the one in this video. In the “Goodbye Bread” clip, the young Bay Area human garage-rock factory Segall sits, looking sleepy and vaguely bored, while a monster of a costume party ... more info

NME - Radar — Bit of a sly new band tip this, I guess, seeing as Mikal Cronin's been on the fringes of San Francisco's nascent garage scene for a while. But I'm gonna do it anyway, 'cos his new solo album is all kinds of aceness and he's always been in the shadow... more info