Trying to simplify or logically connect a career like Segall’s is a futile task. Recorded with a full band of frequent collaborators (Mikal Cronin, Charles Moothart, Emmett Kelly and Ben Boye), 2017’s “Ty Segall” stands on its own.
Does that mean the L.A.-based rocker is going back to his beginnings? Hitting the reset button? To make the waters even murkier, Friday’s self-titled collection brings things full circle to Segall’s 2008 debut - also self-titled. The 29-year-old multi-instrumentalist has been a part of releases with Fuzz, Gøggs, Mikal Cronin, White Fence, The Traditional Fools, and his own Ty Segall Band, as well as cranking out a load of singles, EPs and compilation appearances. While the new record will officially go down as his ninth studio set, it’s hard to put an exact number on all of Segall’s offerings. The prolific singer/songwriter/producer/garage rocker not only kicks off his brand-new, 29-date world tour at the Belly Up Tavern on Friday - it’s also the day his new, self-titled album is released. Ty Segall heads to San Diego this week and he’s ready to double down.
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