This Time Next Year
The Movielife · 2000
27 min · 12 tracks · melodic hardcore
Energetic melodic hardcore bursts with raw emotion and earnest storytelling over frenetic instrumentals.
Top tracks — play these first
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10 Seconds Too Late — This track captures the frantic energy of the album while addressing themes of regret and urgency, making it emblematic of The Movielife's signature sound.
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This Time Next Year — The title track exemplifies the band's unique blend of melody and aggression, featuring lyrics that articulate a sense of longing for future possibilities.
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Single White Female — This song stands out with its catchy hooks and relatable lyrical narrative about relationships and personal struggles, showcasing the band's songwriting prowess.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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How Can You Even Face Me?
The moment shifts from despair to confrontation as the protagonist questions another's ability to face them amidst emotional turmoil.
This structural pivot highlights a moment of vulnerability transforming into assertiveness, reflecting the internal conflicts present throughout the album.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 I Hope You Die Soon 0:27
- 2 10 Seconds Too Late 2:20
- 3 This Time Next Year 2:50
- 4 Once in a Row 2:28
- 5 Self Destruct 1:59
- 6 Deal With It 2:27
- 7 Single White Female 2:42
- 8 Pinky Swear 3:06
- 9 How Can You Even Face Me? 2:16
- 10 Me and You vs. Them 1:09
- 11 Another Friend 2:17
- 12 It's Monday and Raining 2:57
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