Saves The Day resign

Vagrant Records is proud to announce that Saves The Day has re-signed to the label. The band will release their fifth studio album, Sound The Alarm on April 4th, 2006. A North American tour has been confirmed.

Vagrant president Rich Egan said in the press release, "Saves The Day helped put Vagrant on the map. We are ecstatic to have them back. Apparently, you can go home again."

Saves the Day self-funded the project and spent over four months recording Sound The Alarm¹s 13 tracks, which include "End," "Eulogy," "Dying Day" and "Shattered." Producer Steve Evetts (Story of the Year, Dillinger Escape Plan) who produced the band's first two discs (Can't Slow Down & Through Being Cool) was back to produce this much anticipated follow-up to the band's 2003 Dreamworks release In Reverie.

This album is going to solidify Saves The Day's career and help the band become more accessible to the folks who didn't catch the band during their 2000 heyday.document.write(unescape("