On October 9^th Vagrant Records released Senses Fail’s second full-length Still Searching. It had been nearly two years since the Bergen County, New Jersey five piece released its debut full-length CD Let It Enfold You (Vagrant) and much has happened for the band in that time. They have seen that CD go on to sell over 350,000 copies; they’ve graced the covers of magazines, performed live on national television and toured the world.

Recording for the highly anticipated Still Searching began in May of 2006 with acclaimed producer Brian McTernan (Thrice, Cave-In) at Bearsville Studio in upstate NY. The band entered the studio with a new guitarist, Heath Saraceno. Saraceno joined Senses Fail’s original members, vocalist James “Buddy” Nielsen, guitarist Garrett Zablocki, bassist Mike Glita and drummer Dan Trapp, to create what is the certainly the band’s most adventurous musical effort to date. Still Searching was mixed by Chris Lord-Alge (Green Day, AFI, Stone Temple Pilots).

Still Searching features a new musical cohesiveness resulting from hundreds of shows and tens of thousands of miles on the road. “It has been almost three years since we have written a new record and the long wait allowed us to change in ways we never thought possible,” explains ielsen. “This record is the account of those years. We can’t wait for everyone to hear it.”

To support the release of Still Searching, Senses Fail will embarked on a standing-room-only club tour in late September through the first week of October. Immediately followed by joining the Taste Of Chaos Tour for a seven week jaunt through Australia, Japan and Western Europe.

In the months since its release Still Searching has gone on to sell in excess of 250,000 albums. Senses Fail release new single Can’t Be Saved on 26^th February. In support of these dates the band return to these shores for a 5 date UK tour supported by The Sleeping:

Feb 06th Glasgow Kings Tuts
Feb 07th Manchester Academy 3 (SOLD OUT)
Feb 08th Birmingham Academy 2
Feb 09th Cardiff Barfly
Feb 10th London Islington Academy (SOLD OUT)