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- Artist(s): Arun Bali, Christopher Conley, Claudio Rivera, Rodrigo Palma
- Summary: The emo rock band from New Jersey releases its seventh studio album, the first without guitarist David Soloway.
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- Record Label: Razor & Tie
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Emo-Pop, Punk-Pop
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Sep 13, 2011It's probably the most honest collection yet. [Oct 2011, p.109]
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Sep 13, 2011It may not supplant Through Being Cool or Stay What You Are as your favorite Saves The Day album, but you can safely put it in the upper echelon of their discography.
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Sep 30, 2011Daybreak is successful on two levels: in the way it touches on the best elements of Saves the Day's past works, it's a welcome entry point for new listeners; and with its freshness, it assures established fans that the band is still invigorated after going at it for over a decade.
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Kerrang!Oct 25, 2011A five year pop-rock trilogy concludes in audacious style. [Sep 2011, p.52]
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Dec 5, 2011Much of the album seems far too content with sleekly produced, mid tempo numbers that sterilize one of the band's strongest assets, Conley's voice.
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Sep 26, 2011There's very little sonic or lyrical difference between this and any other of STD's recent recordings.
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Sep 12, 2011Though Daybreak generally fulfils that longing for the simpler days of 2001's Stay What You Are, it's ultimately hard to understand why it's taken almost three years to make such a simplistic record.
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