After years of quietly gigging with scant pomp or publicity, the Milwaukee garage-pop ensemble Jail increased their profile greatly this year with their newest LP, There’s No Sky (Oh My My), an amiable collection of fuzzy hooks and modest, happy rock songs seeped in lo-fi psychedelia. The record makes ample nods to jittery pop of The Clean and Josef K as well as the rock ’n’ roll throwbacks of Milwaukee’s Goodnight Loving, with whom Jail now shares two members. The band shares a typically varied bill at the Y-Not III tonight with Liquor Store, Mahonies and Drugs Dragons.
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