Not to be confused with the 2008 Castle Face Records release of the same name, Ty Segall’s second eponymous LP provides more of the eccentric Californian’s scattergun amalgam of rock ephemera. Convalescing from the spacier sonic expanses of Emotional Mugger, here Segall and some regular collaborators return to the more familiar bedrock of ’60s garage punk.
Again working within the infectiously shambolic…
