Milwaukee’s Jaill released the underrated Brain Cream and the band are already back with a new collection of songs. Wherever It Be is out this week as the latest installment in the subscription-only ...

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Milwaukee’s Jaill. They’re no longer on Sub Pop and frontman Vincent Kircher is the only original member at this point. But his new Jaill lineup will release ...

Jaill is a rock band from Milwaukee, WI that play fun and reflective sounding indie. Their new record Brain Cream, released on Burger Records, is a well-written record instilled with an undeniable ...

It used to be that you knew what you were getting with a band signed to Sub Pop Records. But things have changed at the label that brought us grunge. (Of course, once Death Cab for Cutie became their ...

Milwaukee-based trio Jaill comes back to Dallas at Bryan Street Tavern this Friday, with the Coathangers and Sealion, in support of their latest album, Traps. We caught up with singer Vinnie Kircher ...

Slightly skewed indie pop outfit Jaill are in the midst of touring alongside Sub Pop labelmates King Tuff, but the Milwaukee group won't quit their Traps promotion cycle once those joint dates wrap at ...

Oh yeah, you’re going to want to go to Jaill this week. Jaill is a rocking alternative band from Milwaukee that’s paid its dues for eight years. The group was recently signed to Sub Pop Records and ...

Even by the time Milwaukee's Jaill signed with Sub Pop Records last year, the band was no secret here at home. But when the guitar pop quartet takes the stage at Turner Hall later this week to ...

Jaill songs are the kinds of songs that boil down a few people, a few reoccurring people into idiosyncratic slices. They are depictions of the micro angles from which the characters start in on their ...

Like Traps‘ lead single “Waste A Lot Of Things,” “Perfect Ten” is another effortless guitar-led groove from Milwaukee’s Jaill, a song that bats hooks around like the 2011 Milwaukee Brewers (def not ...

Jaill are a Milwaukee-based quartet who used to only write and record albums for their friends to hear. That doesn't seem to jive with "The Stroller." It sounds too big for a garage band planning on ...