A meditation from Ty Segall on love, played on his first love: the drums. Delving deep into the melodic and orchestral possibilities of a full array of percussion instruments, from the trap kit to timpani, vibraphone, xylophone, percussion and e-drums, Ty
A meditation from Ty Segall on love, played on his first love: the drums. Delving deep into the melodic and orchestral possibilities of a full array of percussion instruments, from the trap kit to timpani, vibraphone, xylophone, percussion and e-drums, Ty charts the waxing and waning of a love affair, to explore some of the most delicate space we know of the private emotional location where only two can meet.
Love Rudiments is a meditation by Ty Segall on his first love: the drums. Known popularly as a singing guitar player, he generally starts the recording of his songs by laying down a drum track. Love Rudiments kicks off with drums and percussion then adds a few other percussive and production aspects. It travels a great journey in this configuration. However, Love Rudiments wasnt written or performed to present as some kind of solo drums album its just another music album, with vibes (figurative as well as literal), feels, a theme and a through-line.
Never one to shy away from a challenge, Tys made an instrumental album of percussive music that rides the wild surf of a waxing-then-waning love affair from the first blinding look, to the eventual recognition, that look back at loves rudiments, viewed from beyond and outside that seemingly infinite sensation.
And why not? Drums are a melody instrument too. Ty plays them with precision and sensitivity, delving deep into the textures of timpani, vibraphone, xylophone, percussion and e-drums, all of them occupying space within the luxe stereo spread of the drum kit. In the process, a psychological space is opened a private emotional location where only two can meet.
Love Rudiments re embodies the passion and compulsion that drives all of Ty Segalls music in a suite of moments played on orchestral batterie to explore the most delicate passages of human interaction playing on the bones of love.
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