KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: New Audio Interview With HOWARD JONES Posted Online

December 4, 2007

Cara Carriveau of the Chicago Music Guide recently conducted an interview with KILLSWITCH ENGAGE frontman Howard Jones. Download the five-minute chat as an MP3 audio file at this location (7 MB).

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE bassist Mike D'Antonio recently told Billboard.com that his group is unlikely to release a new studio album before 2009.

"We are considering starting an album at the end of next year at this point," D'Antonio said. "We're not gonna stop touring on this record ('As Daylight Dies') until at least the end of April, and I know we're probably going to do a run of all the festivals in Europe in June and July. After that, I believe then we're gonna start talking about writing a new record."

KILLSWITCH ENGAGE performing at UK's Download festival (June 2007):

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