Photo by: Alan Snodgrass

For over 30 years, Good Riddance has been a vital voice in the punk scene, crafting anthems that confront political and social injustice head-on. Formed in Santa Cruz, California, the band gained early recognition with their 1995 debut For God and Country, which laid the groundwork for their signature blend of fast-paced, melodic punk laced with sharp, socially conscious lyrics. Over the years, they’ve released a string of influential records, including A Comprehensive Guide to Moderne Rebellion and Ballads from the Revolution, cementing their place as a band unafraid to challenge the status quo.

Good Riddance's fierce political commentary spans decades, addressing issues ranging from war and inequality to the personal struggles of mental health and addiction. While their message has always been rooted in resistance, the band also emphasizes hope and the belief that change is possible through collective action. Their enduring influence is felt across generations of punk listeners who were introduced to activism, vegetarianism, and social justice through their music.

The band's latest single, "No More System to Believe In," channels this same spirit of rebellion. It’s a powerful reminder of the need to stay engaged, even when it feels like the systems around us have failed. Produced by Cameron Webb the track continues their legacy of melodic urgency and timely commentary. With their eyes set on the future, Good Riddance isn’t slowing down. Plans are already in motion for 2025, and while the details remain under wraps, the band promises to continue delivering the vital, no-holds-barred music they’ve built their name on. For now, stream their new single on all digital platforms, and check out the lyric video on our YouTube channel.