The Good Life - Everybody's Coming Down - Rock - Vinyl

Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 release, the first album in eight years from the Omaha, NE-based band. Call it a soundtrack to Man's 21st century existential angst, the album poses cosmic queries, contemplates regrets, questions self-worth, and examines the possibility of living in the moment, when memories are all that we truly take with us. And in some ways, that's the sweet spot frontman and lyricist Tim Kasher inhabits: trying to make sense of this world of ours, and how and why we navigate it the way we do. Everybody's Coming Down moves in a new direction musically and, in contrast to The Good Life's earlier releases, is very much a rock record. It is also the first that truly embodies the band as a whole, more so than any previous album. With the help of Ben Brodin in Omaha's ARC Studios, The Good Life started recording in January of this year and finished the album in their respective homes. The band then turned to John Congleton (St. Vincent, Baroness, Angel Olsen, Cloud Nothings) to mix the album at his Elmwood Recording in Dallas, TX, looking to his experienced hand and uninhibited style to maintain and further realize the album's un-tempered, vital sound.

Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 release, the first album in eight years from the Omaha, NE-based band. Call it a soundtrack to Man's 21st century existential angst, the album poses cosmic queries, contemplates regrets, questions self-worth, and examines the possibility of living in the moment, when memories are all that we truly take with us. And in some ways, that's the sweet spot frontman and lyricist Tim Kasher inhabits: trying to make sense of this world of ours, and how and why we navigate it the way we do. Everybody's Coming Down moves in a new direction musically and, in contrast to The Good Life's earlier releases, is very much a rock record. It is also the first that truly embodies the band as a whole, more so than any previous album. With the help of Ben Brodin in Omaha's ARC Studios, The Good Life started recording in January of this year and finished the album in their respective homes. The band then turned to John Congleton (St. Vincent, Baroness, Angel Olsen, Cloud Nothings) to mix the album at his Elmwood Recording in Dallas, TX, looking to his experienced hand and uninhibited style to maintain and further realize the album's un-tempered, vital sound.

Performer	The Good Life
Music genre	Rock
Music subgenre	Indie/Alternative
Media format	LP
Original release date	2015
Has parental advisory label	N
Number of discs	1
Track listing	7 in the Morning, Everybody, The Troubadour's Green Room, Holy Shit, Flotsam Locked Into a Groove, Forever Coming Down, Happy Hour, Diving Bell, Skeleton Song, How Small We Are, Ad Nausea, Midnight Is Upon Us
Record label	Saddle Creek
Songwriter	Tim Kasher
Music producer	Ben Brodin
Track name	7 in the Morning, Everybody, The Troubadour's Green Room, Holy Shit, Flotsam Locked into a Groove, Forever Coming Down, Happy Hour, Diving Bell, Skeleton Song, How Small We Are, Ad Nausea, Midnight Is Upon Us
Music media format	Vinyl Record
Is edited	N
Is enhanced	N