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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: Audio Interview With ADAM DUTKIEWICZ Available

November 20, 2007

As KILLSWITCH ENGAGE geared up for a co-headlining tour with LAMB OF GOD, Headbanger's Blog conducted a humorous and insightful podcast interview with guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz. During their 30 minutes together, Adam talked about the laxative effects of coffee; the back problems that threaten his career on an almost daily basis; his role as KSE's Flavor Flav; flatulence on the road; his side career as a producer and how KILLSWITCH's next record might feature the fastest songs they've ever played.

Click here for an MP3 download of the KILLSWITCH ENGAGE podcast.

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE recently received its first RIAA gold certification for its sophomore Roadrunner release, "The End of Heartache". Featuring breakthrough radio hits "Rose of Sharyn" and the Grammy-nominated "The End of Heartache", the album was released on May 11, 2004 and experienced a steady rise to gold status. The album was hailed as "a stunning collection retaining much of their signature musical brutality but teasing with electric hooks, strategic use of silence" by Rolling Stone and organically received a mass of critical acclaim.

"The End of Heartache" elevated KILLSWITCH ENGAGE into the mainstream scope and was a catalyst for the band’s inclusion in national tours such as Taste of Chaos, Ozzfest and Vans Warped Tour.

Continuing to push musical boundaries, the band is gearing up to embark on a U.S. co-headlining U.S. tour with LAMB OF GOD, kicking off November 28 and running until December 17. The band's latest single, "Holy Diver", from the special edition of their current album "As Daylight Dies", is secure in the top 15 of the Active Rock chart and continues to climb.

The band was presented RIAA gold plaques on November 7 at the Roadrunner Records office in New York City.

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE performing "Rose of Sharyn" at this year's Download festival in the UK:

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