Sound the Alarm
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Tracklist
1
Head for the Hills
2
End, The
3
Shattered
4
Eulogy
5
Dying Day
6
34
7
Say You'll Never Leave
8
Diseased
9
Don't Know Why
10
Sound the Alarm
11
Bones
12
Delusional
13
Hell Is Here
About This Release
There are few bands today that can lay claim to helping break a new style of music the way Saves the Day did years ago. The band is considered one of the early emo bands to really emerge as a face for that particular type of Rock 'N' Roll. Stay What You Are and Through Being Cool are considered classics among the hundreds of thousands that own both releases. The band's recent tours are a testament to the staying power their songs have, as the band recently finished a sold-out tour of the US. After a brief stint with a major label the band are back on Vagrant Records, the label with which they saw their most successful days. Also back on Sound the Alarm is the classic Saves the Day sound with all the revved up tempos and wonderful melodies. I guess you really can go home after all.
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''Sound the Alarm'' is the fifth studio album by the New Jersey band Saves the Day, it was released by Vagrant Records on April 11, 2006. It was produced by Steve Evetts who also produced Saves the Day's first two albums: ''Can't Slow Down'' and ''Through Being Cool''. All the album's lyrics were written by Chris Conley.
This album was hailed by many as something of a return to the band's classic sound, after the sonic departure of 2003's ''In Reverie''.
''Sound the Alarm'' reached number 67 on the Billboard 200 Album Chart .
''Sound the Alarm'' is part one of a three part concept Chris Conley stated in an interview with Punknews.org. - Wikipedia
"This song will become the anthem of your under-grooooooound!" Remember that one? Jeez, were you watching TRL in 2001 or what? Okay, so Chris Conley didnt quite become emos Elvis (labelmate Chris Carrabba handled that), but STDs hyper-personal diary ditties at least had (and have) some bounce.
It wasn't too long ago that Chris Carrabba was to Bryan Adams as Conor Oberst was to Bob Dylan, and these guys were to Journey as Desaparecidos were to the Clash. Yeah, the emo bubble sure did burst. But STD (unfortunate acronym if there ever was one) have maintained their pop sensibilities, which will make many young ladies happy.
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