Check out these albums hitting stores tomorrow. Let us know which ones you’re picking up.

So They Say - Life In Surveillance
Faber Drive - Seven Second Surgery
A Wilhelm Scream - Career Suicide
Sick City - Nightlife
City Sleeps - Not An Angel
Band Of Horses - Cease To Begin
She Wants Revenge - This Is Forever

Bryce Jacobson
This week be sure to check out So They Say’s new release. I also can’t wait for everyone to hear Jimmy Eat World’s new album Chase This Light. Get your ears ready by checking out their first single here.

So They Say are streaming their new album, Life In Surveillance, on PureVolume.

So They Say have posted pictures from their recent video shoot for their new single “Wake Me Up.” Check them out below.

So They Say have posted a new song on their PureVolume page.

So They Say has posted a new song from their upcoming album, Life In Surveillance, due out October 9th, 2007. Check out “These Nights Are Long” on the bands MySpace page. The track listing and album art can be seen below.

Track Listing

01. Just Forget My Name
02. These Nights Are Long
03. Wake Me Up
04. An Apology
05. I Won’t Tell
06. Whisper Of Sin
07. You’re Welcome
08. Close Range
09. A Defeated Acomplishment
10. Hand Of God
11. Nuclear Sunrise

So They Say have finished up production of their new album with producer Matt Hyde(No Doubt, Sum-41, Hatebreed). The yet to be titled album will be hitting stores later this year.

Check the band out on this summer’s Vans Warped Tour.

SmartPunk has announced that in addition to Cinematic Sunrise, Haste The Day, Fall of Troy, and So They Say, the following have been confirmed to rock the Smartpunk.com stage at Warped: Drop Dead, Gergeous, Set Your Goals, Envy On The Coast.

Artist: So They Say
Album: Antidote for Irony
Label: Fearless Records
Purchase: Smart Punk
Release Date: March 7, 2006

Overall: 8.0
Music: 8.5
Lyrics: 7.5
Production: 7.0

Coming from the city of St. Louis Missouri, So They Say has had the same type of start that most bands do. They formed the band and in less than a year signed to Fearless Records, soon after the signing releasing their self-titled EP. About 9 months later they release their first full length entitled “Antidote for Irony�, which is record by the famous Matt Squire (Panic! At the Disco, The Receiving End of Sirens). When I first heard the news about this release, I wasn’t expecting to much from it, but after listening to it my mind was forever changed about the band. They have managed to make an amazing alternative rock album, which is so far one of my favorite cds of the year.