Harmonizer

Ty Segall’s prolific output on Drag City reaches a glam-inflected peak with Harmonizer, where his garage rock foundation meets strutting glam posturing and punk velocity. The album channels classic rock excess through a lo-fi lens—fuzzy guitars collide with synth flourishes and Segall’s characteristically unhinged vocals, creating something simultaneously retro and deliberately distorted. It’s Segall doing what he does best: raiding the archive of alternative rock, glam, and garage rock while refusing to polish anything clean.