The Good Life's 2015 comeback, "Everybody's Coming Down," is a surprisingly vital collection of hook-laden indie rock, animated by Kasher's reliably wry observations and a renewed sense of purpose.
- "Everybody's Coming Down" was the first release from The Good Life in 11 years, following 2004's "Album of the Year."
- The album was released on Saddle Creek Records, the Omaha-based label co-founded by Kasher and a frequent home for his various projects.
- The album's lead single and music video, "Some Conversation," was released two months prior to the album itself.
The Good Life is the indie rock project of Des Moines-based singer-songwriter Tim Kasher, known for his work in Cursive and The Omaha Symphony. Emerging in the early 2000s, the group balanced Kasher's characteristic melodic sensibilities with a more direct, if still literate, approach to songwriting. The Good Life's 2015 album, "Everybody's Coming Down," arrived after a decade-long hiatus for the band, following their 2004 release "Album of the Year." The album found Kasher and his collaborators operating at a similar creative peak, further solidifying their place within the Saddle Creek Records ecosystem.
