Sumday
"Grandaddy's breakthrough third LP Sumday was first released in 2003 and includes the classic hit “Now It’s On,” alongside fan favorites such as “El Caminos in The West” and “Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake.” Grandaddy formed in 1992 and have released six official LPs, most recently 2024’s Blu Wav. Grandaddy members include Jason Lytle, Aaron Burtch, Jim Fairchild, Tim Dryden, and the late Kevin Garcia, who passed away in 2017.
“While the melodies have grown catchier and the arrangements more focused, [Jason] Lytle has leapt into the lyrical big leagues with unassuming songs about entropy and epiphany.” – Rolling Stone
”Sumday is all glorious, throbbing heart.” – Pitchfork"
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$6.41Sumday
"Grandaddy's breakthrough third LP Sumday was first released in 2003 and includes the classic hit “Now It’s On,” alongside fan favorites such as “El Caminos in The West” and “Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake.” Grandaddy formed in 1992 and have released six official LPs, most recently 2024’s Blu Wav. Grandaddy members include Jason Lytle, Aaron Burtch, Jim Fairchild, Tim Dryden, and the late Kevin Garcia, who passed away in 2017.
“While the melodies have grown catchier and the arrangements more focused, [Jason] Lytle has leapt into the lyrical big leagues with unassuming songs about entropy and epiphany.” – Rolling Stone
”Sumday is all glorious, throbbing heart.” – Pitchfork"
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"Grandaddy's breakthrough third LP Sumday was first released in 2003 and includes the classic hit “Now It’s On,” alongside fan favorites such as “El Caminos in The West” and “Stray Dog and the Chocolate Shake.” Grandaddy formed in 1992 and have released six official LPs, most recently 2024’s Blu Wav. Grandaddy members include Jason Lytle, Aaron Burtch, Jim Fairchild, Tim Dryden, and the late Kevin Garcia, who passed away in 2017.
“While the melodies have grown catchier and the arrangements more focused, [Jason] Lytle has leapt into the lyrical big leagues with unassuming songs about entropy and epiphany.” – Rolling Stone
”Sumday is all glorious, throbbing heart.” – Pitchfork"
