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        Grandaddy, Sumday

        • 2003
        • Label: IndieBlu Music / Entertainment One Distribution
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        2003 | IndieBlu Music / Entertainment One Distribution

        Indie rockers follow up The Sophtware Slump

        Grandaddy were labelmates of ours on V2. I had one or two of their albums and didn't really listen to them straightaway, but somebody mentioned this album in particular to me, so I started playing it. It's just really good stuff. They've got that feel-good factor, they try a lot of different sounds, and they incorporate electronica in really interesting ways. They're just one of those bands that grab your curiosity.

        Tags: Grandaddy, Jason Lytle

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