Texan outfit Daedric have come “Undone,” but that’s a good thing.
The act are currently building up a clutch of pop-heavy nu-rock tunes that’ll eventually lead towards the release of their forthcoming full-length, As the Light Left. Today (July 17th), they’ve teamed up with Revolver to premiere the booming fourth single, “Undone,” which arrives accompanied by a wave-rippled new music video.
The latest Daedric cut commingles deep, undulating beatwork with all-power drumming, purple-incandescent guitar melodies and the scratched-and-cooed clinic put on by vocalist Kristyn Hope.
Musically, “Undone” was apparently dreamed up when band member and producer Clay Schroeder started humming a melody to himself while standing in line at the post office.
Hope tells Revolver that the lyrics somewhat connect to As the Light Left’s first single, May’s “Night Mother,” and that it’s a reflective look at a toxic past relationship. It also features a subtle Star Wars reference via the line about being “carbonized in a burning shrine.”
“’Undone’ is not a song about love,” the singer explains. “It’s a song about deep regret and repeated failure to change, even when you want so badly to become a better version of yourself. Many times, the damage is irreversible.”
The music video finds Hope powerfully singing while either flanked by masked Daderic bandmates or while crooning with her head submerged in water. You can see for yourself up above.
Daedric’s “Undone” is currently streaming online, as are previous As the Light Left singles “Night Mother,” “Callous” and “Alien Skin.” The full album is due out October 17th via FiXT Music. Pre-orders are up now over here.
The band will also be supporting Danish progressive metal act Vola on the latter’s upcoming North American headline tour. The date details on the 22-date trek can be found below.
Daedric 2025 tour dates:
9/3 Nashville – Exit/In
9/4 Atlanta – Progpower
9/5 Durham, NC – Motorco
9/6 Washington, DC – Union Stage
9/7 New York, NY – Gramercy Theater
9/9 Worcester, MA – The Palladium
9/10 Quebec City, QC – Salle Montaigne
9/11 Montreal, QC – Studio TD
9/12 Toronto, ON – Opera House
9/13 Pittsburgh – Jergel’s
9/14 Chicago, IL – Lincoln Hall
9/15 KC/Omaha – Granada Theater
9/16 Denver, CO – Summit
9/17 Salt Lake City, UT – The State Room
9/19 Seattle, WA – Neptune Theater
9/20 Vancouver, BC – The Pearl
9/21 Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theater
9/23 Roseville, CA – Goldfield
9/24 Berkeley, CA – Cornerstone
9/25 Santa Ana, CA – Observatory
9/26 San Diego, CA – Brick by Brick
9/27 Phoenix, AZ – The Nile
9/28 Los Angeles, CA – The Roxy