Sleeper

Pitchfork 8.2/10 Sleeper's title can be seen as a comment on Ty Segall's own prolificacy but it also has a deeper resonance. It's a largely acoustic album that meditates on death and loss, a record that owes a debt to Tyrannosaurus Rex-era Marc Bolan or early Bert Jansch.

A.V. Club A- In a little more than seven years, young sludgster Ty Segall has released dozens of albums, EPs, and singles, whether by himself or with the plethora of bands that he’s played with. In 2012 alone, he released three full-lengths, each in a different incarnation: solo, with his touring band, and with White Fence.…

The Line of Best Fit 7/10 Take the difficult tour through Segall's mind, because in the end, it's endlessly rewarding.

Rolling Stone 3/5 Check out our album review of Artist's Sleeper on Rolling Stone.com.

DIY 3.5/5 UK-based music magazine bringing you music news, reviews, features, interviews and more

Under The Radar 8.0/10 Most ink spilled about Ty Segall takes care to point out how young he is—and further, how being around him is like being around a restless teenager drawing band logos in his Trapper Keeper.