Ty Segall brought his electrified, riff-heavy guitar noise to a recent Tiny Desk concert, defying expectations and promising to "rock." The band opened the set with pulse-spiking "You're the Doctor," followed by songs like "Whisper," "Possession," "Girlfriend," and "My Best Friend," showcasing some of the most intense shredding at the Tiny Desk.

Ty Segall, an American multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter, has released numerous albums both solo and with bands like Fuzz and The Ty Segall Band. His musical style ranges from garage rock and lo-fi to psychedelic rock, with influences from glam rock icons like David Bowie and Marc Bolan. Segall's career began in underground bands before launching his solo career in 2008, with albums like "Manipulator," "Emotional Mugger," and "Freedom's Goblin."

Aside from his music, Segall has composed theme music for Comedy Central shows and surprise-released albums like "Smeagol" during the pandemic. His latest releases include the soundtrack for the film "Whirlybird" and albums like "Harmonizer," "Hello, Hi," and "Three Bells."

Known for his diverse musical influences and high-energy performances, Ty Segall continues to push boundaries and delight audiences with his raw, unapologetic rock sound.