Ty Segall, White Fence, The Strange Boys

Sharp, smart, rowdy and buzz-worthy, San Francisco psych wunderkind Ty Segallmixes distorted echo and thunder together with enough clean guitar lines and addictive choruses to deliver an album that recalls the ’60s without sounding like anything created during that decade.  White Fence‘s Tim Presley has “a gift for weird, wayward song hooks”*, returning to SPACE with fuzzy tunes that have just the right amount of reckless abandon to make keep your ears happy. Austin, Tx contrarians The Strange Boys open up with their feral blues-laden rock. *(The New York Times)