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Happy Days
- Country of origin:
- United States
- Location:
- Sarasota, Florida, USA (early); France (later)
- Status:
- Active
- Formed in:
- 2004
- Genre:
- Depressive Black Metal
- Themes:
- Depression, Suicide, Loneliness, Heartbreak, Betrayal, Misanthropy
- Current label:
- Talheim Records
- Years active:
- 2004-present
| A. Morbid | Vocals, Guitars, Bass, Keyboards (2004-present) |
| See also: Preteen Deathfuk, ex-Final Thoughts, ex-Hanging Garden, ex-The Fourth Eye, ex-Wilted, Dreams, ex-..., ex-Mysteriarch, ex-Nostalgie, ex-Photophobia, ex-Withering Night, ex-Deep-pression, ex-Nuclear Infantry, ex-Plutonian Shore, ex-Secretly in Pain, ex-Transitus Mortalis, ex-Futile Perceptions, ex-Subliminal Torture, ex-Xylactic | |
| Kenny Cameron | Guitars (2019-present) |
| See also: Neurastenia, Bella Dosis (live), ex-Tanatofilia, ex-Amoxtli Tliltik, ex-Dream of the Damned (live) | |
| Alrinack | Bass (2022-present) |
| See also: A.S.A.H, Asphodeles, Blukovla, Hertogenwald, In the Mist, Jarnvidr, Loup Noir, P.H.T.O, Psychisme, Ruines Humaines, Sombre Croisade, Suicidal Madness, Uluun, Vils Serpents, Ysengrin, Dernier Souffle, Nascitur Ab Integro, Temple | |
| Tnbr | Drums (2022-present) |
| See also: Heteriik, Verglas Sanglant | |
| Petri Ravn | Guitars (lead) (2022-present) |
| See also: Bovary, Suicidal Madness (live), Phil Peplum | |
| Karmageddon | Drums (2008-2015) |
| See also: Griefthorn, Wedard, Wolf-Rayet, ex-Managarm, Dreams, Veins, ex-The Eternal Night | |
| Devastation | Drums (2015-?) |
| See also: Chaotic End, Preteen Deathfuk, Monotor, ex-Ancient Malus, ex-LaSanche, ex-Hod (live), ex-Plutonian Shore, ex-Flesh Feast | |
| Added by: Transcendent_Logos | Modified by: odium |
| Added on: 2007-07-06 10:18:11 | Last modified on: 2023-05-25 06:42:15 |
The name of the band was derived from the 70s/80s American sitcom of the same name. The reason for naming the group after such was explained by A. Morbid as being because everyone in the show displays "an act of euphoria" and the music composed in Happy Days is "far away from that, I thought the name would be perfect, especially that it catches people off ...