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With the resurgence of vinyl slowly but surely breathing life into what we thought could have been a dying industry, Record Store Day is now more popular than ever and among the many different others offering limited one day exclusives Killswitch Engage will be doing the same.
In celebration of their brand new album Incarnate, Killswitch Engage took New York City by storm performing over five consecutive nights in various different venues and for those who might have missed out the band have issued a little recap video.
Retention of a title is somewhat of an art form. Seeing the less established acts fall by the wayside, undisputed heavyweights Killswitch Engage have weathered the recent Metalcore storm. Having returned on Disarm The Descent with Jesse Leach for the first time since their break through, Alive or Just Breathing the band once more proved their worth. Now, having re established the foundations of a solidified line up, in a time where Metalcore is more of an afterthought, how have the band weaponised their iconic sound for their brand new release Incarnate.
Listen to the third example of what to expect from Killswitch Engage‘s Incarnate.
Now announcing their brand new album Incarnate Killswitch Engage deliver a second video for us to feast our eyes upon. Titled “Hate By Design” the video is a fairly straightforward affair using the simplistic approach of just the band performing. A grandiose story telling is not needed with the sheer strength of the song, now one of, if not the last true Metalcore acts out there Killswitch are still going strong.
Announcing that their brand new studio effort will be released this March Killswitch Engage are going to be celebrating in style with the residents of New York the entire week of the records release.
After having premiered their brand new song “Strength of The Mind” Killswitch Engage have announced that their long awaited follow up to 2014’s Disarm The Descent wil be released this March.
Of the genres to die out none have been more apparent than Metalcore in recent years. Holding fast however there has been one band that stands the test of time.