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So Much Good New Music This Month

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Matt

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October 3rd, 2007

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I’d like to bring your attention to 3 albums coming out this month that I’m very excited about.

Saves The Day - Under The Boards

Under The Boards is the second in a trilogy of albums about self-discovery that began with last year’s Sound The Alarm and will conclude with a third album, Daybreak, to be released next year. Says frontman Chris Conley: “Sound The Alarm is an expression of discontent. Under The Boards is reflection and remorse. Daybreak is acceptance.” All of that nonsense aside, the tracks already posted on MySpace sound amazing and I just read that this album comes with a 75 minutes DVD. I highly recommend you buy this album on October 30th.

Listen to 2 new Saves The Day songs on MySpace.

Get the latest Saves The Day news at PunkNews.org.

Say Anything - In Defense of the Genre

The main songwriter is actually crazy and it took me a super long time to get into this band because of the abrasive yet “girly” nature of the songs. But now that I’m in, I’m in for life. This guy is a lyrical genius and each song is amazingly diverse, but you still know instantly that you’re listening to Say Anything. Their new album In Defense of the Genre is a double disc concept album and comes out October 23rd. The album also features guest vocals by a bunch of other bands including Saves The Day.

Check out their new songs on MySpace. They’re releasing a new song every week (usually on Monday) until the album comes out.

Armor For Sleep - Smile For Them

I have been a moderate fan of Armor For Sleep since their first album in 2003. After hearing how good the first single off their new album is on MySpace a couple of weeks ago, I can’t wait to hear the rest. Smile For Them comes out on October 30th, get it. Apparently I look a lot like the guitarist, weird.

Check out the song on MySpace.

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