Jason Lytle
Yours Truly, The Commuter

When Jason Lytle’s long-running Grandaddy outfit dissolved, the general sentiment was that the frontman was burnt. Strip-mall life and the monotony of...

The reality that Jason Lytle was the creative mind keeping Grandaddy alive became apparent around the time of the release of 2006’s Just Like the Famb...

Lets get this out the way before we continue; yes Jason Lytle was in Grandaddy and no we aren't going to mention that throughout this entire review. I...

Grandaddy’s dissolution in early 2006 was the source of much distress for legions of the band’s longtime fans—most of all because it seemed like poor ...

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The press blurbs for Yours Truly, The Commuter suggest Jason Lytle's previous outfit, Grandaddy, suffered a "quiet demise." But that's not exactly tru...

Following the break-up of any band, the question is always the same: What's next So when Grandaddy fell in 2006, that big question needed an answer. ...

And here we thought we’d never get another Grandaddy album.When Grandaddy broke up, it would have been perfectly natural to think we’d heard the last ...

It bears repeating: What a strange world Jason Lytle inhabits. As the frontman for Modesto, California-based Grandaddy, he sang about homemade pets, h...

Jason Lytle has never seemed like the happiest dude. His interviews following the dissolution of Grandaddy, the Modesto band that he long fronted, spo...