Nialler9 — Grandaddy are back and playing gigs again. The ’90s alt-rock band lead by Jason Lytle broke up in 2006 but are will be coming to Dublin later this year to play Vicar Street on August 18th. Tickets priced €31.50 go on sale this Friday 20... more info

Stereogum — Band Of Horses have announced 6/10 as the release date for their new album Why Are You OK and shared the second advance single, “In A Drawer.” Like “Casual Party” before it, this song feels like a convergence of Ben Bridwell’s well-honed an... more info

Stereogum — Band Of Horses have shared the first track from their upcoming new album, Why Are You OK. The record was produced by Grandaddy’s Jason Lytle and executive produced by Rick Rubin. We’ve known Lytle had a hand in the album since last year, but the ... more info

Stereogum — Four members of Midlake, spearheaded by Eric Pulido, have formed a new supergroup called Banquet, and have recruited Band Of Horses’ Ben Bridwell, Franz Ferdinand’s Alex Kapranos, Grandaddy’s Jason Lytle, and Travis’ Fran Healy to join them. ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Grandaddy made four albums between 1997 and 2006, two of which (2000's The Software Slump and 2003's Sumday) are early-'00s indie rock classics. In 2012, Gradaddy reformed for a few festivals and the band are currently working on their... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Midlake: half of these guys are in Banquet Jason Lytle is a busy guy. In addition to the new Grandaddy record that's being recorded currently, he's also part of a new supergroup called Banquet that also features his pal Ben... more info

Stereogum — Almost a year ago, we heard that Grandaddy’s Jason Lytle would be producing the next Band Of Horses album, which was exciting news for fans of 2000s indie. We hadn’t heard much about it since then, but in a new interview with Spanish music blog B... more info

Stereogum — Quirky, nature-obsessed sci-fi synth-prog OGs Grandaddy recently alerted the world that they’re working on a new album, their first since 2006’s Just Like the Fambly Cat. Now Lytle tells adventure magazine Stay Wild’s new video podcast Outsider... more info

Stereogum — Grandaddy were one of the greatest indie bands of the late ’90s and early 2000s. On albums such as The Sophtware Slump and Sumday, Jason Lytle’s group perfected a quaint yet expansive version of experimental rock that merged classic rock, scruffy... more info

Stereogum — The winsome approach of Toronto quartet Grounders involves dredging up classic indie-rock sounds of the late ’90s and early aughts and putting a chilled-out, psychedelic spin on them, ending up with something gorgeous and casually grandiose. (Think... more info