Guardian Music — (Drag City)Quite often San Franciscan longhair Ty Segall can sound like a fledgling Nirvana playing a Beatles song in a nearby toilet. At other times he sounds like Iggy and the Stooges, but high on sunshine. This prolific fuzz-rock guitarist may jus... more info

Impose Magazine — The Ty Segall and Thee Oh Sees tour made it to the Town Ballroom in Buffalo, NY on Tuesday, September 25. They were supported by local band Aircraft. A review and photos from the show in Brooklyn are available here. See more images from this post.... more info

The Bay Bridged — Via Pitchfork, Ty Segall and a Chicago local news team proved to be a winning combination yesterday, and with Twins arriving October 9th, Ty’s been on a weird video bender of late. Enjoy an album commercial from Drag City and Ty’s video for “Th... more info

Impose Magazine — Rebuking the industry's scheduled grind of manufactured A-list opuses was the success story of our heroes from September. In the camp of San Francisco's Thee Oh Sees we saw John Dwyer and friends unleash their most eclectic work to date with ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Cheap beer, sweaty rock. more info

Chicago Tribune — Thee Oh Sees and Ty Segall: Garage-rock is alive and in shin-kicking mode in this not-to-be-missed double bill of like-minded Northern California bands. They played at roughly the same time during the Pitchfork Music Festival in July, but fans won�... more info

Chicago Tribune — On the latest album by Thee Oh Sees, “Putrifiers II” (In the Red), John Dwyer sings, produces and plays guitar, keyboards, flute, clarinet and just about everything else he could get his hands on. more info

Impose Magazine — On Saturday, September 22, San Francisco acts Ty Segall and Thee Oh Sees performed a sold out show at Brooklyn outdoor venue, The Well. It was feeling far too yuppy and sterile at The Well on Saturday. The sound was in need of a kick-up during Thee ... more info

DrownedInSound — One constant throughout Thee Oh Sees' 15-year-career is that you never quite know what to expect next. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Impose Magazine — On Sunday, September 23rd, All Tomorrow's Parties (ATP)'s I'll Be Your Mirror came to an end in New York City. The final day featured sets from Quintron and Miss Pussycat, Tall Firs, Braids, The Album Leaf, Thee Oh Sees, Lee Ranaldo, Auto... more info