Sophomore effort Black Out signaled The Good Life's transformation from Tim Kasher solo-effort to a full-fledged band. That change makes itself apparent in this collection of upbeat, keyboard... more

This may be some of the happiest angry songs ever recorded. Poppy, catchy doses of malice and ill will, sing-along anthems of divorce and disillusionment, liquor-soaked lounge as interpreted by... more

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,... more

The debut album from The Good Life finds Tim Kasher turning away from the heavier sounds he had become known for with Cursive and achieving a new depth of voice through acoustic instrumentation and... more

The band's sound has evolved from the refined, quite pop of the first full-length, NOVENA ON a NOCTURN, to the moody hooks of 2002's BLACK OUT to the anthems of divorce and disillusionment found on... more

Omaha, NE's The Good Life returns this summer with their first album in eight years, Everybody's Coming Down. Call it a soundtrack to Man's 21st century existential angst, the album poses cosmic... more