Saves the Day - Sound the Alarm

Saves the Day

There was a brief moment in time when it looked like Saves the Day were about to take over the world.  It was the period after Stay What You Are had just come out, when the band was touring with acts like Green Day and Weezer and making waves in the mainstream market.  The ball was placed on the tee as their new label DreamWorks watched eagerly from the stands waiting for their little boys to smack a home run.  Instead they skinned the top of the ball and grounded out to the pitcher.  Say what you will about their major label debut In Reverie, but it ultimately killed whatever momentum Saves the Day had going for them.  Now 2 years later the band is back on Vagrant Records and looking to redeem themselves with Sound the Alarm, a record they call “short, fast and angry”.  Sound promising?  Take a listen for yourselves.

MP3 Stream:  Head for the Hills
MP3 Stream:  The End
MP3 Stream:  Shattered


Posted on April 1, 2006 by Richard Feliciano
Richard is the owner/head editor/webmaster of Invisible Limb. Contact him at richard@invisiblelimb.net.


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  1. 2 Responses to “Saves the Day - Sound the Alarm”

  2. Although I was never a fan of these bays, I have friends who says the new stuff is still lacking and they missed the mark again.

    By Reid Barber on Apr 2, 2006

  3. Their new album is
    ridiculously dark, evil,
    and the vocals sound
    very raw & “tin-y”.

    Oh, dear Chris.
    What have you done?

    By Gab on Apr 19, 2006

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