Saves The Day Demoing for New Album

echoneptune · 09:06 AM on 06/26/12 #2

Cool. I don't listen to Daybreak enough, as much as I liked it.

**jordalsh** · 09:07 AM on 06/26/12 #3

awesome, I loved Daybreak

ParkAvenue · 09:09 AM on 06/26/12 #4

I'm curious as to what they're going to do now that the Daybreak trilogy is finished.

**Holly HoX!** · 09:11 AM on 06/26/12 #5

In Reverie
In Reverie
In Reverie
In Reverie
In Reverie

shannomu · 09:14 AM on 06/26/12 #6

Absolutely can't wait to see what these guys can do together starting from scratch.

**PirateSkater182** · 09:19 AM on 06/26/12 #7

This might take a while, but I'm ready for it. I need to listen to Daybreak more.

**LetterBomb31** · 09:27 AM on 06/26/12 #8

Daybreak was overrated

his voice is unbearable nowadays

**Why Bother?** · 09:30 AM on 06/26/12 #9

Daybreak did nothing for me. Loved Under The Boards though.

**ACA** · 09:38 AM on 06/26/12 #10

Daybreak is the first reason to get excited about this band in nearly a decade. Stoked to see how they follow it.

Boucher187 · 09:45 AM on 06/26/12 #11

Daybreak was overrated his voice is unbearable nowadays

Agree 100% ...

**Bryan Mac** · 09:55 AM on 06/26/12 #12

Daybreak was overrated his voice is unbearable nowadays

Completely accurate. Stay What You Are should have been this band's last album.

taketotheriv · 09:56 AM on 06/26/12 #13

its impossible to top Daybreak. That was their best album in the whole catalog.

**Holly HoX!** · 09:57 AM on 06/26/12 #14

Completely accurate. Stay What You Are should have been this band's last album.

In Reverie

**pennie** · 10:06 AM on 06/26/12 #15

Sound The Alarm is my favourite Saves The Day album.


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