Saves the Day Reveal The Inner Mechanics of Their Self-Titled Record

Saves the Day are Warped Tour veterans. While the heat of the traveling festival exhausts many young musicians, the New Jersey rock band embraces it. "We kind of just run with it," singer Chris Conley told Fuse. "We get the glistening look and just kind of roll. We like to play and there are people watching and it's a blast. Yesterday and today I saw people with strollers watching us. That's totally going down. I'm powerfully psyched." Sounds good!

STD recently released a self-titled record, their eighth full-length following a trilogy of albums, Sound the Alarm, Under the Boards and Daybreak. "Certain songs had come up while we were doing the trilogy and we set them aside," Conley explained. "There were ideas that were constantly coming as I was writing as well, so maybe one or two of the ideas were around for years, but a lot of them just kind of came out while I was jamming. That was it. I like to have a work environment where that can happen. I start working, turn on the faucet and let it flow."