Alter the Press! recently conducted an interview with Saves the Day founder Chris Conely, who talks about the musical direction of the band’s next studio album, which is said to be out next year. He states:
“The skeletons of the songs are already there. We’ve got ten songs, I think, for the next record already – without lyrics, but the melodies and chords and everything. It feels quite different. Each record is always a departure from the last. As Arun said, unintentionally it just sort of happens and you sit back going “wow, that’s different”. It’s upbeat, and it feels way happier than anything the band has done, even before “Stay What You Are”. That record was feels kind of of dark to me, but it’s really poppy. “Through Being Cool” is the only really happy feeling album, and even the lyrics on that are all about longing. So this will probably be the most uplifting, positive Saves the Day album yet.”
It’s been over exactly a year since Daybreak, the band’s last record, came out.
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