Ty Segall to Release Album “Chrome” and EP “Love Fuzzz”; Listen to New Track “Black Paint”

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Renowned rock ‘n’ roll artist Ty Segall is known for his frequent release of new music, and this summer is no exception as he prepares to unveil a new album and EP. Fans will rejoice at the news of his upcoming projects, as Segall’s reputation for consistently delivering exceptional music precedes him. Following the release of his solo LP Possession last year, Segall has also lent his talents to collaborations with artists like Upchuck and White Fence. Now, he reunites with his band to bring audiences a collection of electrifying riffs.

Collaborating with a dedicated group of musicians, which includes singer/guitarist Emmett Kelly, singer/bassist Mikal Cronin, singer/keyboardist Ben Boye, and drummer Evan Burrows, Segall’s upcoming album Chrome promises to be a standout work of art. The band shares writing credits for half of the tracks, with Segall co-writing others alongside Kelly. Contributions from Matt Yoka and Denée Segall further enhance the album’s depth. In addition to Chrome, Segall will also release the Love Fuzzz EP, a two-song 7″ featuring tracks from the album sessions. Fans can expect a revamped version of “Love Fuzz” from Segall’s 2012 album Twins, as well as the krautrock-inspired “My Pet Guru” on the B-side.

Serving as a preview of Chrome, the lead single “Black Paint” showcases Segall’s signature catchy riffs, guaranteeing a head-banging experience for listeners. The accompanying video, captured by director Alex Bulli at multiple Segall live performances, offers a glimpse into the energy and excitement that Segall brings to the stage. As fans eagerly anticipate the album’s release, they can also mark their calendars for Segall’s upcoming tour dates, which will take him across the UK, Europe, and Mexico starting in August.

With an impressive lineup of tracks that includes “Hospital,” “Running To Nowhere,” and “Everything You’ve Been,” Chrome promises to be a must-listen for fans of Segall’s music. The album’s diverse range of songs, from the infectious “Black Paint” to the introspective “Glass,” showcases Segall’s versatility as an artist. As he gears up for the release of Chrome and the Love Fuzzz EP on August 28th via Drag City, Segall’s upcoming projects are sure to solidify his status as a rock music powerhouse. Fans can look forward to experiencing the magic of Ty Segall’s music both on record and live on stage as he embarks on his tour later this year.

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