Home
About
Upcoming Album Releases
Best of the Year
Get Involved
Pitching Us
Contact
Bio Services

For the Love of Music

Search for:

New Music Releases
Recent
Features
Interviews
Editor’s Picks
Reviews
- Our Take
- Debuts
- Videos
- Live
Columns

The Weird Years Lifevest song meaning

The Weird Years © Shervin Lainez

Music, PremieresAugust 3, 2020<August 3, 2020

Premiere: The Weird Years’ “Lifevest” Is a Haunting & Timely Confrontation with Failing Authority

by Mitch Mosk

Search for:

Brand New

Interview: Ocean Alley Are Touching Back Down in Your City
Today’s Song: Wifey’s “Mary Ann Leaves the Band” Is a Fun, Dumb, and Instantly Memorable Pop/Rock Debut
“Bigger and Bolder and Louder”: Yot Club’s Ryan Kaiser Invites Us into the Wonderful World of ‘Rufus’
“Headfirst, hijack my prophecy”: Bergen’s fucales Whip Up a Nordic Storm on “It Was Decided,” a Sweaty Psychedelic Reverie
“We are absolutely in the future right now”: Underneath It All, No Doubt Are Still Hella Good
Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’
New Jersey’s Sleepwalker Loses Love to the Night in Debut Single “When the Lights Go Down”

:: discover something new ::

:: discover something new ::

Search for:

Recent Posts

Interview: Ocean Alley Are Touching Back Down in Your City April 25, 2024
Today’s Song: Wifey’s “Mary Ann Leaves the Band” Is a Fun, Dumb, and Instantly Memorable Pop/Rock Debut April 25, 2024
“Bigger and Bolder and Louder”: Yot Club’s Ryan Kaiser Invites Us into the Wonderful World of ‘Rufus’ April 25, 2024
“Headfirst, hijack my prophecy”: Bergen’s fucales Whip Up a Nordic Storm on “It Was Decided,” a Sweaty Psychedelic Reverie April 25, 2024
“We are absolutely in the future right now”: Underneath It All, No Doubt Are Still Hella Good April 25, 2024
Roundtable Discussion: A Review of Taylor Swift’s ‘The Tortured Poets Department’ April 25, 2024
New Jersey’s Sleepwalker Loses Love to the Night in Debut Single “When the Lights Go Down” April 25, 2024
Gizmo Varillas’ Dreamy “Ojos Nuevos” Is an Achingly Beautiful Rite of Passage & Spiritual Cleanse April 25, 2024
Today’s Song: Seattle’s THEM Emerge With a Grunge-Laced Pop/Rock Fervor on “Can’t Call It Mine” April 24, 2024
Track-by-Track: Joh Chase’s Triumphant & Liberating ‘SOLO’ Album Is a Record of Connection, Self-Assurance, & Life Lived to the Fullest April 24, 2024

© Atwood Magazine 2023 For the Love of Music

Back to top

Search for:

New Music Releases
Recent
Features
Interviews
Editor’s Picks
Reviews
- Our Take
- Debuts
- Videos
- Live
Columns

Home
About
Upcoming Album Releases
Best of the Year
Get Involved
Pitching Us
Contact
Bio Services