The Good Life is an indie rock band hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, with an evocative sound that blends elements of indie rock, emo, and folk. The project, which began as a solo endeavor by Cursive's frontman Tim Kasher in the late 1990s, soon expanded into a full-fledged band with a rotating lineup of musicians contributing to its rich and introspective sound. Known for their lyrically dense songs that explore themes of love, loss, and existential angst, The Good Life has carved out a unique niche in the indie music landscape.

Their discography is marked by a thoughtful progression in both production and storytelling, with albums like "Novena On A Nocturn" (2000) and "Black Out" (2002) establishing the band's early poetic and melancholic style. As they evolved, records like "Album Of The Year" (2004) and "Help Wanted Nights" (2007) further solidified their reputation for crafting deeply personal narratives against the backdrop of sophisticated, melodic arrangements. The band's more recent work, including "Everybody’s Coming Down" (2015), shows a fearless exploration of new sonic territories while maintaining the emotional intensity that has endeared them to fans around the globe. Through poignant and reflective storytelling, The Good Life invites listeners into a world where introspection meets sonic innovation, leaving a lasting impression on the indie music scene.