Saves The Day have released their new documentary, Finding Daybreak.
You can watch the video below.
After a decade of being on and off the road together, New Jersey's Saves the Day sat down to create 'Daybreak,' their first full-length since 2007. Now they're offering fans a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the album and their offstage lives.
Singer Chris Conley explained of the documentary "After finishing work on our new album 'Daybreak,' we got together with director Steven Penta over a weekend in July to shoot a music video and a documentary. 'Daybreak' is about coming back to life, laying down all arms, and learning to be at peace with the ever-changing tide of our times"
"In the spirit of letting go of our cares and surrendering to who we are in our hearts, we decided to make the documentary 'Finding Daybreak' as a way to drop the veil and let our fans see the real people behind the music. The video for 'Deranged & Desperate' is about shedding our adult pretenses and posturing, and finding our innocence again as adults living in a complicated world. As lifelong musicians, we have the opportunity to carry our creativity into the world and live from our hearts, and while it hasn't always been easy to remain innocent and carefree dealing with the reality of making ends meet, it is the undying faith and loyalty of our fans that keeps us going through the endless ups and downs. This documentary tells our story of perseverance, and gives our fans a glimpse of who we really are, why we make music, and why they are the reason we will never give up."
Saves The Day will be on our shores next year as a part of Soundwave 2012.
