Coheed and Cambria have given their music “Goodbye, Sunshine” a tropical therapy with the assistance of 311 singer Nick Hexum and dub producer The Scientist.
Whereas the unique is a hard-driving rocker — included because the second monitor on Coheed’s 2025 album Vaxis – Act III: The Father of Make Imagine — this new alternate model re-imagines it as a one thing Hexum may sing with 311. In brief, Coheed flip it right into a full-blown dub/reggae vamp, dialing again the quantity and swapping up the instrumentation.
“The association was born out of a Chicago Q101 Pop-Up stripped down radio efficiency,” mentioned frontman Claudio Sanchez in a press launch. “We loved the model a lot, we selected to discover it additional by enlisting the assistance of 311’s Nick Hexum and dub producer The Scientist.”
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The Josh Forbes-directed video can be amusing and sees the band parodying ’80s tropical occasion life (Coheed do have their very own pageant cruise, in spite of everything).
“It performs inside the idea of the alternate realities we explored in our earlier movies for our new album The Father of Make Imagine, whereas paying homage to one in all our earliest movies, ‘A Favor Home Atlantic’ with some inspiration from the 1986 Harold Ramis comedy movie, Membership Paradise,” Sanchez defined.
The alternate take — formally titled “Goodbye, Sunshine (Countless Summer season)” — arrives amidst Coheed and Cambria’s ongoing co-headlining tour with Taking Again Sunday. The trek stops Wednesday evening (August twentieth) in Minneapolis and runs by means of mid-September. Get tickets right here.
Watch the video for “Goodbye, Sunshine (Countless Summer season)” beneath.
