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???Emerging from the sweat-filled concert halls of Princeton, N.J. comes one of pop punk's most underappreciated music acts.

???Saves the Day released their first album, Can't Slow Down, while still in high school. Since then the band, led by the only remaining original member- lead singer Chris Conley- has dealt with enough trials and tribulations for a lifetime of disappointment.

???An instant classic for fast-paced punk fans, Saves the Day's next two albums were set to propel them to the brink of superstardom.

???First released was Through Being Cool, an album that took the youthful punks that made Can't Slow Down and merged them with the layered pop choruses that the band will ultimately be remembered for.

???Gaining steam, the band then released their most commercially successful album, Stay What You Are. Grandiose choruses and in-your-face melodies melded together, creating Saves the Day's most complete album, with little filler.

???After the huge success of the single "At Your Funeral," Saves the Day began opening for large stadium tours alongside some of the biggest names in music, such as Weezer and Blink 182.

???Dreamworks Records soon became interested and signed the band, but unbeknownst to Conley, he would spiral into an elongated dark depression caused by rejection and a loss of all self-confidence.

???Saves the Day's only major label album, In Reverie, was an experimental showcase in which Conley poured his heart and soul into every single track.

???Going entirely unbacked by their label and being told by doctors that he needed to change the way he sang in order to avoid vocal problems later in life, modifying a youthful voice into a nasally whine, In Reverie turned into a depression inducing requiem.

???Conley's long depression couldn't equate itself with anything in the music industry until he found an album worthy of his worship; Say Anything's ...Is a Real Boy.

???Marred by self-consciousness and inner pain, the album became a standby for the aching Conley, which soon led to a friendship with Say Anything lead singer Max Bemis. This friendship would then lead to...