KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: 'As Daylight Dies' Special Edition Track Listing Revealed

July 28, 2007

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's most recent album, the acclaimed "As Daylight Dies", will be given the special-edition treatment on August 28. This special edition CD/DVD will contain three videos and four previously unreleased tracks. The complete track listing for the release is as follows:

01. Daylight Dies
02. This Is Absolution
03. The Arms Of Sorrow
04. Unbroken
05. My Curse
06. For You
07. Still Beats Your Name
08. Eye of the Storm
09. Break the Silence
10. Desperate Times
11. Reject Yourself

CD bonus tracks:

12. Be One
13. Let the Bridges Burn
14. This Fire
15. Holy Diver

DVD:

"My Curse" video
Making of "My Curse" video
"The Arms of Sorrow" video
Making of the "The Arms of Sorrow" video
"Holy Diver" video

An e-card for the release has been made available containing a streaming version of the song "Be One" and KSE's anthemic cover of DIO's classic "Holy Diver", plus new AIM icons, banners and wallpapers. Also available is a not-so-hidden easter egg containing a preview of the "Holy Diver" video.

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's video for the band's new single, "The Arms of Sorrow", has been posted online at YouTube. According to the casting call sheet, "this video revolves around a man falling from a high-rise building in slow motion and people reacting to it."

"The Arms of Sorrow" comes off "As Daylight Dies", which has sold 264,000 copies in the United States since its November 21 release, according to Nielsen SoundScan. The CD is the follow-up to 2004's Grammy-nominated album "The End of Heartache", and 2005's gold-selling DVD "(Set This) World Ablaze".

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