They Buried the Old Version of Themselves, And Filmed the Funeral
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NEWS - They Buried the Old Version of Themselves, And Filmed the Funeral
For fans of My Chemical Romance, Billy Talent, and Sum 41
Alt-rock force Daysick return with the official music video for “Good Riddance,” marking the one-year anniversary of a track that has become a defining moment in their conceptual narrative. Hailing from Nova Scotia, Canada, the band continues carving out their identity in the modern rock landscape with a sound that balances theatrical tension, sharp-edged urgency, and emotionally charged storytelling.
“Good Riddance” hits with punchy riffs, dynamic vocal shifts, and a chorus that feels both defiant and cathartic. But beyond the hooks lies something deeper, a confrontation with identity, regret, and the cost of self-betrayal.
Logan Steeves - Vocals & Guitar
Alex Hamilton - Guitar
Mike Sampson - Bass
Mikey Smith - Drums.
