SZNZ: Winter

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Weezer: "I'm very anxious right now about what it means to be human" ". Upset . Retrieved December 10, 2022. a b Dalarossa, Michelle (January 5, 2023). "Weezer SZNZ: Winter". Under the Radar . Retrieved February 8, 2023. On March 16, 2022, Weezer released the lead single, "A Little Bit Of Love". [12] On March 16, Cuomo used his game, Weezle (a Weezer-themed spin on the popular web game Wordle), to preview snippets of the forthcoming Spring songs. [13]

Hudson, Alex (December 22, 2022). "Weezer Retain Glimmers of Greatness on 'SZNZ: Winter' ". Exclaim! . Retrieved December 24, 2022. We’ve done it from time to time; not on every record, but we go (play a show) under the name Goat Punishment. And we’ve been doing it since the late ‘90s. Most people don’t know who Goat Punishment is, but there’s some fans in town who do and they’re sure to show up and they know they’re not going to be hearing “Beverly Hills” or “Island in the Sun”; they’re going to be hearing some new stuff or some very experimental stuff that’s not going to be polished. And they’re happy to be along for the ride. On February 24, Cuomo implied that the Summer album would be produced by Daniel "Robopop" Omelio. [21] [22] Omelio previously co-wrote the Weezer song " Hero" from the album Van Weezer. Cuomo has explained that the album may or may not resemble the initial concept. [23] So are you saying you haven’t been able to do that for previous records, since the early days of the band? On February 24, he shared a 10 second snippet of the song A Little Bit of Love through Discord. On February 27 he shared the same snippet through Tik Tok featuring a video of him dressed as an Elf, as well as a slideshow with pictures of him and his wife. [24]In the end, we're left with a project that has some wonderful moments that are drowned out by moments of bland power pop. SZNZ as a whole is a mess, I think there's so much to love here and the concepts sounded amazing but in the end it doesn't feel like any of those concepts were actually fleshed out enough to be interesting. Rivers Cuomo described the project's overall emotion as sadness. Cuomo said that the songwriting would be stylistically similar to Elliott Smith featuring "lots of loss and despair". [3] [4] Grow, Kory (March 18, 2022). "Are Weezer a Band for All Seasons? Their new EP Spring Suggests … Maybe?". Rolling Stone . Retrieved March 20, 2022. Good Morning America, "Weezer performs ‘Hero’ | GMA" YouTube. 18 July 2021. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfhe-DoUmqs&t=116s

weezer: SZNS - Google Sheets". February 17, 2022. Archived from the original on February 17, 2022 . Retrieved December 10, 2022. In addition to the“SZNZ: Winter”cuts, theband also debuted the hyper-dancey “What Happens After You,” the first single from the imminent“SZNZ:Autumn”album, played twice this night in preparation for its performance on “JimmyKimmelLive” later this week.He also stated that they were planning to shoot promo images soon, commenting that he'd have to wear various wigs as all four albums would be having their shoots on the same day. [20]

I might be wrong on this, but it feels in what I've heard that you're using a lot more acoustic instruments for the spring collection. Was that by design?

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Rivers Cuomo On Weezer's Latest, 'OK Human,' And The Need To Riff (Or Not)" NPR 29 January 2021. https://www.npr.org/2021/01/29/962124558/rivers-cuomo-on-weezers-latest-ok-human-and-the-need-to-riff-or-not Childers, Chad. "Weezer Planning Four ‘Seasons’ Albums for 2022" Loudwire. 22 July 2021. https://loudwire.com/weezer-four-seasons-albums-2022/ Weezer shares more SZNZ details; first single due out next week". 105.7 The Point. March 11, 2022 . Retrieved March 11, 2022. On February 2, 2022, Cuomo shared a Google spreadsheet with fans which included the release dates, possible producers, overall emotion, spirituality tone, planned genre, and planned singles for each of the SZNZ EP. Spring's emotion was set to be optimistic sorrow. [11] The spreadsheet also included the band's look and the aesthetic era the clothes and EP are based on. Aesthetically, the band linked SZNZ: Spring to a pre-Christian era with influences from Celts, Paganism, and Wicca.