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Allmusic.com describes Ty Segall as a “California-based garage rock revivalist known for his prolific discography and his accurate recreations of '60s lo-fi.”
His new live album sounds like a hi-fi capture of a lo-fi performance, if that makes any sense.
For those about to rock out to this hard-driving garage punk noise fest, I salute you!
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Nice swinging style. Very relaxed. Love it.
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Francisco Guerrero (1951-1997): complete orchestral works
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New on Qobuz. 24/96. A set of 6 partitas especially written for Ms Hahn. Sound quality good. Performance predictably excellent. Given my frequent, not entirely joking, claim that music went into an irretrievable decline after 1750 I should be finding these to be dissonant rubbish, but I am actually enjoying them very much indeed.
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Morton Feldman : For Samuel Beckett
San Francisco Contemporary Players
Stephen Mosko, music director
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Great gams!!!
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