Aquarium Drunkard — Hey, can y’all get this joint thing back together?? Until then, watch the ripper, below — it soaks the album version in phlegm and kerosene and set it on fire. more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — On February 11, Ty Segall scared the shit out of national audiences when he, and his current band The Muggers, caused chaos and destruction on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. As if that wasn’t enough, they kept the good vibes going later on tha... more info

KEXP Seattle — Ty Segall is a master of dissonance. He proved as much Saturday at Sasquatch! Music Festival, where discord was found everywhere. From the harsh chords of The Muggers (which include the likes of King Tuff and Mikal Kronin), to the fact that Ty Segall... more info

Consequence of Sound — Segall continues his unnerving promotion of Emotional Mugger. more info

Stereogum — Garage rock champion Ty Segall released his damaged, psychedelic album Emotional Mugger earlier this year, and since then, he’s been on a tear, touring hard and making a string of deeply head-fucked TV appearances. This morning, he unveiled his vid... more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, new tour dates for the band featuring members of Ex-Cults and FUZZ. more info

Brooklyn Vegan — GØGGS, the band featuring Ty Segall, Ex Cult's Chris Shaw and Fuzz/CFM's Charles Moothart, have just announced their self-titled debut album which is out July 1 via In The Red Records. You can listen to first single "Glendale Junkyard" which feature... more info

Stereogum — Late last year, Ty Segall formed the new band GØGGS with Ex-Cult’s Chris Shaw and Charles Moothart, who also plays in Segall’s other project Fuzz. Today, they’re officially announcing their self-titled debut album, which will feature guests li... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — For the past quarter century, the garage rock label In the Red has served as a constant reminder of the infinite glory within a few guitar chords, a heavy beat and insane energy.  This summer, the Los Angeles-based imprint will honor 25 years and ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — For the past quarter century, the garage rock label In the Red has served as a constant reminder of the infinite glory within a few guitar chords, a heavy beat and insane energy.  This summer, the Los Angeles-based imprint will honor 25 years and ... more info