Ty Segall & White Fence - JoyBlonde and brunette. Dog and cat. Lemon and onion. Friend and foam. The change has been made! You can scratch your seven year itch freely now: Ty Segall and White Fence are become one again, regrooving what we once called Hair into what is now Joy. Hair grew out of a simpler time, man! If, as the dyphrenic duo indeed affirm onJoy, rock in 2018 is dead, dont come around here looking for no burial. Instead, find Joy caught up in the commencement of on

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buried songs beneath warped aural gauze

the band looked back at their origins in the Oakland underground and the importance of that world to their genesis

Her lack of constraint was dimly regarded by adherents of ’70s jazz and its masculine orthodoxies

The calligraphy on the cover translates literally to "we forget

The album includes the recently releasedåÊRunåÊand recently teasedåÊLah Dee Da

 Minus stands as an arresting and progressive work

Joe came up with the colour scheme

The money for the planned second album went to repairs and the band

His drumming sound was mechanical

Earl Grey is a record of invention and ambition

Rather than celebrating the (undeniable) talent of one band