Santa Cruz, California’s Good Riddance has been a staple of the punk rock scene since the early 1990s. Known for their energetic sound and thought-provoking lyrics, the band briefly disbanded before reuniting in 2012. Since then, they’ve continued to release music that blends fast-paced punk with commentary on both political and personal struggles.

Good Riddance has just released a powerful new single, "No More System to Believe In," that addresses the frustration many people feel with the systems that are supposed to promote unity and fairness. The song channels these emotions into a melodic punk anthem, reflecting the disillusionment shared by a growing number of people. Its lyrics focus on the loss of a society where everyone’s struggles should matter equally. It sends a message that if we want to create meaningful change, we must take action ourselves—whether that’s voting or becoming more involved in our communities.

The song serves as a call to arms, reminding listeners that the power to rebuild and reshape our world lies in our hands. It emphasizes that meaningful change starts at the community level, and no act of kindness or support is too small. By helping each other and working together, we can create a better future.

Fans can stream "No More System to Believe In" now on all digital platforms, and the band has released a lyric video for the track, created by J Sek of backyardgraffix.com, on their YouTube channel. Vocalist Russ Rankin also shared a heartfelt message about the song, focusing on the importance of lifting each other up, even when it’s not easy or immediately rewarding. He highlights the idea that true strength comes from unity and shared hope, and that no government or authority can take away our ability to care for each other.

In connection with the upcoming election, Good Riddance is donating all proceeds from T-shirt sales to the Fair Elections Center to support voter participation.