KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: First Track-By-Track Commentary Available

November 13, 2006

A hilarious track-by-track commentary by KILLSWITCH ENGAGE guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz and vocalist Howard Jones covering the first three songs on the band's upcoming album, "As Daylight Dies", has been posted online at this location. Three clips will go up each day at the same location.

As previously reported, MTV2 has officially added KILLSWITCH ENGAGE's new video, "My Curse", to regular rotation. The song is the first single from "As Daylight Dies", due on November 21 via Roadrunner. Additionally, over 20 stations around the country are spinning "My Curse", including KUPD/Phoenix, WXDX/Pittsburgh, KRXQ/Sacramento, WCCC/Hartford and more. Alternative Press magazine already declared "As Daylight Dies" "an album of the year candidate," while the band will be featured on the cover of several publications including Revolver, Chord, Outburn and Bass Guitar magazines. "As Daylight Dies" is the follow up to 2004's Grammy-nominated album "The End of Heartache", which is nearly certified gold and 2005's gold-selling DVD "(Set This) World Ablaze".

"My Curse", directed by Lex Halaby (MUDVAYNE, HOOBASTANK),premiered on MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball" this past Saturday. Regular spins on the channel, outside of the show, will start on Monday, November 13. A special "MTV2 Makes the Video" will air on the network on November 25, the same day the band's Adam Dutkiewicz (guitar) and Howard Jones (vocals) will be interviewed on MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball".

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE has just kicked off a headlining tour of North America, with ALL THAT REMAINS and HATEBREED splitting the direct support slot, while BURY YOUR DEAD and 2 CENTS are opening. This is the first U.S. tour for KSE since the 2005 Ozzfest tour on which they were one of the second stage headliners and before that, the inaugural Taste of Chaos tour with MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE and THE USED, in February/March of that year.

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