Antimusic Rock — Earlimart have released a 20th anniversary, first time ever on vinyl, edition of their acclaimed fourth full-length album, Treble & Tremble more info

Rollo & Grady — Broncho RECOMMENDED SHOWS :: SEPTEMBER 19TH – SEPTEMBER 23RD Wednesday, September 19th Moonface with Foxygen @ The Echo Autolux @ Bootleg Theater Band of Skulls @ Fonda Theatre Thursday, September 20th The Soft Pack @ The Del Monte Speakeasy Frida... more info

Rollo & Grady — Lee Fields RECOMMENDED SHOWS :: AUGUST 13TH – AUGUST 19TH Monday, August 13th The Kills @ Mayan Theater Grandaddy with Earlimart @ Fonda Theatre Michael Kiwanuka @ Troubadour (Sold Out) Pacific Festival: Black Lips, The Growlers, Hanni El Khatib @ ... more info

Prefix — Earlimart announced toady that their four-year hiatus is over. The band will release a new full-length, System Preferences, digitally on ... Read the full article at http://www.prefixmag.com/news/earlimart-ends-four-year-hiatus-announces-shows-an/67... more info

Consequence of Sound — Stream the lead single, "97 Heart Attack". more info

Song, by Toad — Given my love for Grandaddy and my total ignorance of Earlimart it has proved annoyingly easy for me to treat this as the next Grandaddy album, rather than the collaboration between the two bands that it actually is. At times the collaboration fails ... more info

KEXP Seattle — Monday, July 19th ADMIRAL RADLEY with Buzzyshyface @ The Crocodile West coast indie band Admiral Radley formed last year when members of Grandaddy and Earlimart decided to join forces. Last Tuesday they released a full-length album I Heart California... 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

Pitchfork — -- Earlier this year, Devon Clifford, the drummer for the Canadian dance-punk band You Say Party! We Say Die!, died of a brain hemorrhage after an onstage collapse. The band will continue on without him, but they've changed their name, quite under... more info