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"As Daylight Dies" CD by Killswitch Engage

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"As daylight dies" is another masterpiece of Killswitch Engage during their successful Howard Jones-ear!
Item no. 429931
Title As Daylight Dies
Musical Genre Metalcore
Product topic Bands
Band Killswitch Engage
Release date 11/17/06
Gender Unisex
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Daylight Dies
  • 2.
    This Is Absolution
  • 3.
    The Arms Of Sorrow
  • 4.
    Unbroken
  • 5.
    My Curse
  • 6.
    For You
  • 7.
    Still Beats Your Name
  • 8.
    Eye Of The Storm
  • 9.
    Break The Silence
  • 10.
    Desperate Times
  • 11.
    Reject Yourself

by Benedikt Niederschmid (05.10.2006) While Killswitch Engage so far have only be seen as part of the overfull Metalcore pot, this changes with the new album "As daylight dies". This is more Metal than Core, again produced by guitarist and producer Adam Dutkewicz in a phat and very transparent sound - the new material crushes everything that comes in its way. Creativity process, recordings and mixes took only three months, which may be a reason for the fact that the album sounds very much like one unit. Thumbs up is my first, reflex reaction. Little by little, there is another thought creeping through: there is little that remains sticking in your head here. Despite the almost progressive change of times, despite the good and powerful riffs delivered by the dozen on "As daylight dies", and despite Howard Jones again proving the quality of his unique voice, I have to state that the real smash hit is lacking. Maybe, I just need some more listening sessions…