Ty Segall has released a steady stream of garage rock albums under his own name, but the San Francisco songwriter will go in a slightly different direction for his next album, which will be the first released under the name Ty Segall Band. Entitled Slaughterhouse, it will be out June 26 via In the Red.
As the name on the spine indicates, Slaughterhouse was recorded with Segall's live band, which is made up of Mikal Cronin, Charlie Moothart and Emily Rose Epstein. It was laid down at Sacramento, CA's Hangar Studios with Chris Woodhouse, and a statement from In the Red founder Larry Hardy notes that the band "turned their amps all the way up, set their fuzz pedals on obliterate, and commenced to kick ass and take names."
The album will apparently "melt your face" with its "fuzz riffs, bratty howl and Cro-Magnon bashing," which showcase Segall's psych-pop stylings in an even more aggressive light than usual. This all builds towards a "a fuzztone feedback freakout that's pretty much the only sensible way to end a workout of this magnitude."
But don't forget about Segall's collaborative LP with White Fence, Hair, which comes out April 28 through Drag City.
White Fence will be joining Segall on tour this spring, so scroll past the tracklist to see Segall's upcoming schedule.
Slaughterhouse:
1. Death
2. I Bought My Eyes
3. Slaughterhouse
4. The Tongue
5. Tell Me What's Inside Your Heart
6. Wave Goodbye
7. Muscle Man
8. That's The Bag I'm In
9. Diddy Wah Diddy
10. Oh Mary
11. Fuzz War
Tour dates:
5/2 San Francisco, CA - Independent %*
5/3 Portland, OR - Star Theater %
5/4 Vancouver, BC - Waldorf Hotel %
5/5 Seattle, WA - Chop Suey %
5/6 Missoula, MT - The Palace %
5/8 Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry %
5/9 Madison, WI - High Horse Saloon %
5/10 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall %!
5/11 Detroit, MI - Lager House %!
5/12 Toronto, ON - Horseshoe Tavern %!
5/13 Montreal, QC - Il Motore %!
5/14 Portland, ME - Space Gallery %!
5/16 New York, NY - Webster Hall %$
5/18 Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda's %
5/19 Raleigh, NC - King's Barcade %
5/20 Atlanta, GA - Earl %
5/21 Nashville, TN - The End %
5/22 Memphis, TN - Hi Tone %
5/23 Little Rock, AR - Whitewater Tavern %
5/24 Houston, TX - Walter's %
5/25 Austin, TX - Mohawk %
7/15 Chicago, IL - Pitchfork Festival
% with White Fence
* with Shannon and the Clams & the Mallard
! with the Strange Boys
$ with the Men
As the name on the spine indicates, Slaughterhouse was recorded with Segall's live band, which is made up of Mikal Cronin, Charlie Moothart and Emily Rose Epstein. It was laid down at Sacramento, CA's Hangar Studios with Chris Woodhouse, and a statement from In the Red founder Larry Hardy notes that the band "turned their amps all the way up, set their fuzz pedals on obliterate, and commenced to kick ass and take names."
The album will apparently "melt your face" with its "fuzz riffs, bratty howl and Cro-Magnon bashing," which showcase Segall's psych-pop stylings in an even more aggressive light than usual. This all builds towards a "a fuzztone feedback freakout that's pretty much the only sensible way to end a workout of this magnitude."
But don't forget about Segall's collaborative LP with White Fence, Hair, which comes out April 28 through Drag City.
White Fence will be joining Segall on tour this spring, so scroll past the tracklist to see Segall's upcoming schedule.
Slaughterhouse:
1. Death
2. I Bought My Eyes
3. Slaughterhouse
4. The Tongue
5. Tell Me What's Inside Your Heart
6. Wave Goodbye
7. Muscle Man
8. That's The Bag I'm In
9. Diddy Wah Diddy
10. Oh Mary
11. Fuzz War
Tour dates:
5/2 San Francisco, CA - Independent %*
5/3 Portland, OR - Star Theater %
5/4 Vancouver, BC - Waldorf Hotel %
5/5 Seattle, WA - Chop Suey %
5/6 Missoula, MT - The Palace %
5/8 Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry %
5/9 Madison, WI - High Horse Saloon %
5/10 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall %!
5/11 Detroit, MI - Lager House %!
5/12 Toronto, ON - Horseshoe Tavern %!
5/13 Montreal, QC - Il Motore %!
5/14 Portland, ME - Space Gallery %!
5/16 New York, NY - Webster Hall %$
5/18 Philadelphia, PA - Johnny Brenda's %
5/19 Raleigh, NC - King's Barcade %
5/20 Atlanta, GA - Earl %
5/21 Nashville, TN - The End %
5/22 Memphis, TN - Hi Tone %
5/23 Little Rock, AR - Whitewater Tavern %
5/24 Houston, TX - Walter's %
5/25 Austin, TX - Mohawk %
7/15 Chicago, IL - Pitchfork Festival
% with White Fence
* with Shannon and the Clams & the Mallard
! with the Strange Boys
$ with the Men