Independent review

I respect multi-instrumentalists, such an approach is close to me. And so I got acquainted with one more. I am currently melting 30, and he is from California, and, of course, he is a garage-rocker. In the sense that he plays the most real garage rock (not without a share of indie). Manipulator - the seventh album by Segall, which took the 45st place on the Billboard indie chart and the 73nd in the general British one. This is Ty's longest and most song-filled disc, and this is where, as often happens, the mistake lies. There is no outright trash, but it is far from a masterpiece, to not shorten it. Although all tracks are concise and not dragged out, you get tired precisely from the volume of often similar information. Feel is gorgeous, The clock and Susie thumb are good, It's over is interesting. And there are many more normal indie and garage themes. This is a solid, worthy album for fans of White Stripes, Black Keys, etc., but it is unlikely to prompt me to listen to Ty again. But the guitar solos sometimes please, the guy puts his soul into it, well done!

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