The Movielife "This Time Next Year." Color:Opaque Turquoise (ONLY 750 MADE!!!) and pastoral melancholia

and pastoral melancholia

” and “The Drugs Don’t Work

sarcasm and wry humor would dull the sting of heavier lyrics

the band's Diamond-selling major label debut (originally released by Reprise Records in 1994)

The Movielife "This Time Next Year." Color:Opaque Turquoise (ONLY 750 MADE!!!) and pastoral melancholiaWith numerous tracks on compilations, an LP, two 7"s, and a split CD under their belt, The Movielife practically became a household name with the great response they received from "This Time Next Year." The album is a harmonious mix of the catchiest parts of pop and indie rock blended together with a noticeable hardcore edge. "This Time Next Year," featuring the production of Brian McTernan (Snapcase, Cave In, Texas Is The Reason), had people talking