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the album was released on September 27

Following a short hiatus

Saves the Day "Stay What You Are" halloween At every turnOriginally released in 2001, "Stay What You Are" marked a shift in Saves The Day's energized pop punk Jersey emo of their first two albums to a more melodic sound, characterized by slower ballads like "Freakish," "Nightingale," and "This Is Not An Exit." The band worked with celebrated Elliott Smith producer Rob Schnapf and "Stay What You Are" turned out to be their most commercially successful album to date. There are traces of the band's earlier