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KILLSWITCH ENGAGE Film 'Headbanger's Ball' Appearance

February 25, 2005

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE are currently in New York City filming an appearance for tomorrow night's (Feb. 26) episode of "Headbanger's Ball", according to a posting on the Roadrunner Records web site. "After that, it's onto Camden, NJ where they will be starting week 2 of the first-ever Taste Of Chaos tour with THE USED and MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE," the posting adds.

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE are releasing "The End of Heartache" Special Edition on March 1. The double-CD set features new artwork, six bonus tracks, and the videos for "The End of Heartache" and "Rose of Sharyn".

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