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Album Review: Saves the Day "“ Daybreak - Source: Consequence of Sound
Daybreak has been a long time coming for Saves the Day. The final leg of a trilogy started in 2006, Daybreak clocks in four years after part two, 2007's Under the Boards.

Saves the Day Unveil Second 'Daybreak' Album Teaser -- Video Exclusive - Source: Noisecreep
Forerunners of the emo scene since their inception in 1997, Saves the Day are one of the few that have survived the test of time for almost fifteen years.

Live Review: Saves the Day, Get Up Kids at Durty Nellie's in Palatine, IL (6/2) - Source: Consequence of Sound
Your first question about that headline may well be "Palatine?"

 Quick facts about Saves the day
Saves The Day is a Rock band from Princeton, New Jersey and formed in 1994. They got together when its members were only 13, signed a label deal while still in high school, and went on to sell thousands of records, tour with blink-182 and Weezer, land songs on the playlist of Los Angeles' KROQ, and influence countless followers. Singer-songwriter-guitarist Chris Conley's lacerating, frequently existential lyrics provide sharp counterpoint to his sweet melodic sensibility as the band exercises their penchant for a variety of rock, punk and pop hooks. In Reverie was produced by Rob Schnapf, who has worked with Saves The Day before, as well as with Beck, Elliott Smith and Guided By Voices. Precocious from the get-go, Conley took up the cello at six. He had his first real rock 'n' roll epiphany while sitting in his dad's Mazda listening over and over on his Discman to the opening drum fill in "Stairway To Heaven."� "That summer I started playing guitar,"� he explains. "I was 13. When I got back to school, a friend of mine, who was our drummer for a long time, asked me to come to his house and jam. David played guitar. That was the first incarnation of Saves The Day. We were called Indifference and later, Sefler, which came from an e-mail typo."� Says Soloway: "We'd play on the street outside Chuck's Café in Princeton."� "They had great wings,"� Conley adds, "which is what they gave us for playing."� As Sefler moved indoors to the school gym and friends' basements, they began discovering indie rock. "I was getting into Superchunk, Sunny Day Real Estate, Archers Of Loaf, Jawbreaker "¦, "� Conley recalls. "We would play as hard and fast as we possibly could without losing the melody."� Learn more about Saves The Day