SAVES THE DAY
& SENSES FAIL
team up for surprise
MISFITS cover EP
‘Through Being Ghoul’
is Out Now
THROUGH BEING GHOUL OUT NOW VIA
EQUAL VISION RECORDS AND PURE NOISE RECORDS
LISTEN TO THROUGH BEING GHOUL
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Fellow New Jerseyans Saves The Day and Senses Fail surprised fans today with the release of Through Being Ghoul – a split EP of Misfits covers just in time for Halloween. Out now through Equal Vision Records and Pure Noise Records / Sony Music Australia, Through Being Ghoul finds both bands expanding outside their comfort zones while still sounding right at home as torchbearers of their respective genres. The split features their takes on classic punk ragers from the horror legends such as We Are 138 and Attitude (covered by Senses Fail), and Some Kinda Hate and Where Eagles Dare (covered by Saves The Day). Stream Through Being Ghoul here today and pre-order the limited edition physical release here.
Saves The Day has been busy since the release of their ninth full-length 9 in 2018, reissuing their seminal second full-length Through Being Cool, playing sold-out anniversary shows on both coasts, and hosting a pop-up shop with Danny Bowien’s Mission Chinese last year. Chris Conley has stayed in touch with fans throughout the pandemic with Q&A’s, Happy Hours, and virtual performances such as his recent appearance for Riot Fest At Home. Senses Fail have spent the last two years continuing to tour, including a stop at Riot Fest and an Australian run in 2019 in support of their seventh album If There Is Light, It Will Find You. On top of reissuing their debut EP From the Depths of Dreams last year with Pure Noise Records / Sony Music Australia, the band has been preparing for the release of a new full-length.
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Tracklist:
1. Senses Fail – We Are 138
2. Senses Fail – Attitude
3. Saves The Day – Some Kinda Hate
4. Saves The Day – Where Eagles Dare
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