Consequence of Sound — Lytle plugs the instruments in. more info

Consequence of Sound — Stream the title track now. more info

Prefix — Grandaddy's Jason Lytle has announced the release of a new solo album titled Dept. Of Disappearance. It comes out October ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/grandaddys-jason-lytle-announces-dept-of-disappear/67573/ more info

Guardian Music — The Bowery, Sheffield"A lot of our shows have been disturbingly quiet," says Sacramento singer-songwriter Julie Ann Bee. "It's actually nice to have a bit of rowdiness." She's performing in the unlikely setting of Sheffield's weekend drinking quarter... more info

Song, by Toad — 6. Jason Lytle – Music Meant to Accompany the Art of Ron Cameron There are many reasons I love this album, not least of which the fact that I have been waiting for Jason Lytle to give us something weird and challenging for ages now.  In the end th... more info

Song, by Toad — Oooh, awesomeyawesomeness!! I interviewed Jason Lytle in May 2005, prior to the release of his debut solo record Yours Truly, the Commuter.  He told me back then that he had an urge to release, and I paraphrase a little here, ‘a big old mess, litt... more info

Stereogum — When we premiered Admiral Radley’s “I Heart California” I mentioned the complicated relationship singer Jason Lytle (formerly of Grandaddy) must have with his home state. The “…drugs fall out of diaper bags” line is telling, as are all t... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — When Modesto native and former Grandaddy leader Jason Lytle opens new project Admiral Radley with the tongue-in-cheek "I Heart California," one could easily be mistaken for believing that the artist -- who long ago relocated to Montana -- is lookin... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — When Modesto native and former Grandaddy leader Jason Lytle opens new project Admiral Radley with the tongue-in-cheek "I Heart California," one could easily be mistaken for believing that the artist -- who long ago relocated to Montana -- is looking.... more info

Stereogum — At different times, Midlake and The Sophtware Slump-era Grandaddy were getting Radiohead comparisons. Both have moved on from the label (for better or worse) or moved on entirely, as Lytle has. In 2009 Lytle released his debut solo album, lately he�... more info