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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: Early Track Available For Download

January 8, 2005

An early KILLSWITCH ENGAGE track, entitled "Soilborn", has been made available for download in MP3 format at this location.

"Soilborn" comes off the group's self-titled first album, which has been re-mastered and remixed by guitarist Adam Dutkiewitz for re-release on January 24 via Roadrunner Records.

Originally released back in 2000 by Ferret Music, the new version of the album also features new artwork from bassist Mike D'Antonio and includes the group's 1999 demo.

The full track listing for the "Killswitch Engage" re-release is as follows:

01. Temple From the Within
02. Vide Infra
03. Irreversal
04. Rusted Embrace
05. Prelude
06. Soilborn
07. Numb Sickened Eyes
08. In The Unblind
09. One Last Sunset

Bonus tracks - 1999 demo:

10. Prelude
11. Soilborn
12. Vide Infra
13. In The Unblind

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