In these efforts, Segall seemed to be on a mission to subject listeners to as much cacophonous noise as he could – his untamed, fuzzed-out guitar riffs on lo-fi home recordings becoming a trademark of sorts. In past years, Segall established himself as the face of the modern garage-rock scene with a plethora of independent releases churned out at an unusually high rate. Those who want to make the argument that rock music is dead will have a hard time proving it upon listening to Ty Segall’s colossal testament to the 70s most iconic sounds, Freedom’s Goblin.
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