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Los Angeles'
Darker My Love, an offshoot of hardcore combo Nerve Agents fronted by guitarist and vocalist Tim Presley, penned psychedelic ditties on
Darker My Love (2006), with the virulent "Summer Is Here,"
2 (2008), with "Two Ways Out," and the somber and
mediocre Alive As You Are (2010).
Presley was also the guitarist for the Strange Boys.
Tim Presley's solo project White Fence aimed at recreating the lightweight sound of the eccentric psychedelic pop and folk-rock of the 1960s (Donovan, Zombies, Tomorrow, pre-album Pink Floyd) on
White Fence (2010), with "Mr. Adams,"
and
White Fence Is Growing Faith (2011), with "Lillian",
while
Family Perfume Vol 1 (2012), with the
seven-minute It Will Never Be and the retro-catchy
Swagger Vets And Double Moon,
and Family Perfume Vol 2 (2012) were confused parades of loose
imitations of the classics, the former leaning towards the garage-punk end
of the spectrum and the latter leaning towards the folkish end of the spectrum.
Hair (2012) and Joy (2018) were collaborations with
Ty Segall.
More lo-fi psych-rock surfaced on Cyclops Reap (2013) and
For the Recently Found Innocent (2014), possibly his best.
The Wink (2016), credited to his real name,
and
I Have To Feed Larry's Hawk (2019) were disappointing.
All of them very lo-fi and very derivative.
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