Emerging from the mist, the dust and the silence of time, Ty Segall returns at the wheel of a brand-new vehicle called Harmonizer, sleek and roaring, with a trail of confetti from the pages of his previous adventures floating in the air behind him. Two years after First Taste, Ty heads back to where he feels most at home, into unknown territory. These new songs are a new challenge, one of reshaping his production with the help of synths, guitars and great creativity. Harmonizer shines with an unprecedented brilliance that delights the ear. In Ty’s hands, this sound is also a tool that allows him to cut through dense brush to carve out his most polished songs and shape his most striking ideas. The album’s production model lays controlled rhythms beneath thick keyboard textures, with a direct-input guitar signal whining and buzzing deliberately from left to right. The members of FreedomBand - Ben Boye, Mikal Cronin, Emmett Kelly and Charles Moothart - appear throughout the record, but often one at a time, their contributions each leaving a distinctive mark. His wife Denée Segall co-wrote and appears on two tracks. Operating in this hermetic environment with a constant eye on precision, feel and explosive mass, Ty Segall has crafted a formidable record. Co-produced by Cooper Crain (Bitchin Bajas, Cave), Harmonizer is the first recording to come out of Ty Segall’s newly completed Harmonizer Studios. Overflowing with transcendent energy, Harmonizer follows in the lineage of the classics Emotional Mugger and Sleeper, revisiting the lonely days and terrible nights of a tortured soul to finally find the light on the other side of doors long left closed.