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• Jason Lytle, 'Dept. of Disappearance' (Anti-)

  October 16, 2012 – Grandaddy ended with a whimper in 2006, six years after hitting an artistic and commercial peak with The Sophtware Slump, an album that forward-thinking trucker-hat enthusiasts recognized as the sweet-hearted little stoner brother of OK Computer and Transmissions from the Satellite Heart. …
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  Hear Grandaddy Frontman Jason Lytle's Rousing 'Get Up And Go'

  September 25, 2012 – Turn-of-the-century Californian psych-pop mainstays Grandaddy announced this spring that they'd be reuniting after six years away from the scene, an occasion quickly followed by frontman Jason Lytle's announcement that he'd also be releasing a solo full-length, Dept. Of Disappearance, this October via Anti-. …
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  New Albums from Eminem, Green Day, and 8 More

  May 19, 2009 – Here's a rundown of the essential albums available online and in record stores today: Eminem, RelapseSlim Shady gets back to his blood-soaked roots.Read Review >> Green Day, 21st Century BreakdownBillie Joe Armstrong is still deeply, elaborately bummed -- sorry, Obamaniacs! Read Review >> Tori Amos, Abnormally Attracted to SinMessage? Awesome. Medium? Not so much. …
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  Sneak Peek: Danger Mouse, Sparklehorse, David Lynch's 'Dark Night'

  May 8, 2009 – Last month a mysterious poster arrived at the SPIN office advertising Dark Night of the Soul, a new album presented by Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse, featuring vocals from the likes of Iggy Pop, Frank Black, Flaming Lips, and the Strokes' Julian Casablancas (set for a July release). Curiously, the ad, which looks like a movie poster, lists director David Lynch... …
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