Lifer is a dynamic American rock band that has been electrifying audiences with their potent blend of hard-hitting riffs, melodious hooks, and emotionally charged lyrics. Formed in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, the group initially gained prominence in the early 2000s with their self-titled album, "Lifer," released under Universal Records in 2001 and produced by Alex Lifeson of Rush. Their song “Breathless” was featured on the soundtrack for the movie, “The Scorpion King,” increasing their exposure. However, despite a promising start, the band faced a series of challenges and lineup changes, which led to an extended hiatus.

In recent years, Lifer has re-emerged with renewed vigor, marking their return with a string of new releases that capture the essence of their gritty and soulful approach to rock music. Singles like "Left Right Left" and "Hate Me Love Me" reflect their resilience, showcasing a maturity in their sound without sacrificing the raw energy that initially garnered them a loyal following. The anthemic "Lightning in a Bottle" and the reflective "Born Again" exemplify the band's rebirth, offering fans a taste of the passion that drives them. With "The Start of Something Else," Lifer marries their hard rock roots with a forward-looking musical ethos, signaling a band that's not only back but is also poised for a significant new chapter in their career. With the release of "No Need," the band fortifies their catalog, reassuring followers that the spirit of Lifer remains as potent as ever.