American Blinker
American Blinker formed in 2007 with Jason Lytle on vocals and guitar, Dylan Ryan on bass, and Jeremy Tappero on drums. Their debut album 'Until the End of...
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American Blinker formed in 2007 with Jason Lytle on vocals and guitar, Dylan Ryan on bass, and Jeremy Tappero on drums. Their debut album 'Until the End of the World' came out in 2009, followed by the 2010 album 'All This Will Be' which gave them their breakout single of the same name. That song, along with tracks like 'Falling Up From Here' and 'Krazi,' became central to their catalog.
Their sound leaned toward atmospheric alternative rock with introspective lyrics, which drew some comparisons to bands like Radiohead and Pink Floyd. After a hiatus around 2012, they returned in 2015 with 'The Long Way Home' and later released 'Echoes of the Past' in 2018.
Lytle's personal struggles with depression and anxiety were noted as influencing the band's work, and they faced a public dispute with their label over creative control during their career. Their music often dealt with themes of time, impermanence, and personal transformation, as heard in songs like 'You Could Never' and 'Whisper Away.'
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