​Chicago, IL alt-emo outfit Daybreaker is set to make a profound impact on the music scene with the release of their debut full length album, "Nightfixer," slated for release on May 9th, 2024. Bursting with emotion and introspection, "Nightfixer" showcases Daybreaker's distinctive blend of alt-rock and emo influences, delivering a powerful and immersive listening experience. Led by the enigmatic frontmen Alex Petrov and Cameron Wentworth, Daybreaker delves into the depths of human emotion with poignant tracks such as "Trying to Hate You," a raw and visceral anthem that grapples with the complexities of love and resentment. "Coming to Terms" explores themes of sobriety and self-discovery, while "Solor" serves as a hauntingly beautiful ode to regret and introspection.

"'Nightfixer' is a culmination of our collective experiences and emotions," says Wentworth. "It's a deeply personal journey that we're excited to share with our fans."

Produced by Joe Scaletta, "Nightfixer" is a testament to Daybreaker's artistry and musical prowess. The album features a dynamic mix of melodic hooks, atmospheric textures, and heartfelt lyrics that resonate long after the music stops. From the anthemic choruses of "Fiftysix" to the introspective melodies of "Bleed Me Empty," each track on "Nightfixer" offers a window into the band's innermost thoughts and emotions. Throughout "Nightfixer," Daybreaker invites listeners to embark on a cathartic journey through the darkness, offering solace and solidarity in the face of life's struggles and uncertainties. With its raw honesty and unapologetic vulnerability, "Nightfixer" is more than just an album – it's a lifeline for those navigating the complexities of modern life. "Nightfixer" will be available on all major streaming platforms on May 9th, 2024 and follows the previous singles "Drip/Lavender" released in 2021 and their debut "Porn and Fame" EP released in 2019.