Jason Lytle - Dept of Disappearance

Jason Lytle - Dept of DisappearanceFounder, leader, singer, songwriter & primary instrumentalist of Grandaddy, Jason Lytle once again unleashes the skewed vision and haunting melodicism that have made lifelong fans of his music.

Recorded in the basement studio of the Coltrane family home in Dix Hills in 1970

Tracks like “Symptom of the Universe” rage with proto-thrash riffs

unswerving DIY spirit and relentless sonic experimentation

this new pressing of the album contains the hits ‘Return to Fantasy’

Since it's initial release in 2013 Common Courtesy has gone on to amass over 500k in total consumption and includes some of the bands biggest hits including "Right Back At it Again" and "Sometimes You're the Hammer

recorded in just seven days in 1996 in Havana's 1950s vintage EGREM studios

and at that the group has achieved what so many bands are unable to do - rekindling the magic of their previous releases in a way that will both re-ignite the passion of longtime fans and endear the group to a new generation of listeners poised to discover them

Because as Boman knows all too well

mysteriously resonating guitar

the dueling drumkits are more complex

The album is filled with highlights focusing on her ex-husband and the internet

and the band were captured at an early peak