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I'm a fan of both these guys, so picking up this collab was a no brainer. Drifting between a hazy vintage 60s psychedelic sound and thrashing garage punk, this album delivers on all fronts and highlights what each of these guys do so well. The guitar playing is great by both, and repeat listens will reward you.A previous reviewer said this is out of the realm of what either artist would record on their own, but I disagree. He lumped Presley in with Strange Boys, when that's the band he's probably been least involved in. He (now) has 6 studio albums under his belt as White Fence, and all sound like his work on this record. And if you think White Fence sounds too soft on those albums, try the Live in San Francisco record. He throws kerosene all over his studio work and burns through an incendiary set. Check it out, it stomps.I would have perhaps agreed about Ty Segall back in 2012, but since then he has recorded several albums and EPs that foray closer to this territory, namely Sleeper, parts of Manipulator and Mr Face. He's always trying new things so I think just about anything is in his wheelhouse at this point. Manipulator is a great album, and a potential first step in escaping from the trappings of monotonous garage rock into a more refined future.Point is, I think both these guys are doing some really interesting things in rock right now, so they can feel free to collaborate again anytime.

Great album by Ty and White fence. Has some really good songs on it.

A really good album that flows really well. Maybe one of the eight songs is a little overboard, but all in all lots of fun to listen to.

Really great collaboration between Ty Segall & White Fence. exactly what you would expect from them. you should Buy It

A song off this album was the first Ty Segall I ever heard. Bought this and was not disappointed! Don't hesitate to get this in your collection!!!

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Great love it thanks a lot

If you're a fan of all things Ty Segall, as I am, do yourself a big solid and pick this new lp up!It sounds as though this record was recorded in one masterful take and the result is music to my record-loving ears.