Track Listing 1. Daylight Dies 2. This Is Absolution 3. Arms of Sorrow, The 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 12. Be One - (Bonus Song) 13. Let the Bridges Burn - (Bonus Song) 14. This Fire - (Bonus Song) 15. Holy Diver - (Bonus Song)
| Details | | Playing Time: | 58 min. | | Producer: | Adam Dutkiewicz | | Distributor: | WEA (Distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes Killswitch Engage: Adam Dutkiewicz, Justin Foley , Howard Jones , Joel Stroetzel , Mike D'Antonio. The fourth full-length from post-hardcore metal outfit Killswitch Engage steps up the already stellar caliber of the punishing music featured on their prior releases. In fact, AS DAYLIGHT DIES weighs in as one of the group's best releases, showing off their increasingly dazzling technical prowess and musical sophistication while never compromising their relentless attack. That Killswitch Engage is able to mix melody with their sonic wallop is one of the band's greatest assets, and a song like "This Is Absolution," which alternates stomping screamo with a soaring singalong anthem, is a case in point. Vocalist Howard Jones can switch from subhuman roars to melodic metal singing in the blink of an eye, and the band, likewise, can drop into various meters, blaze through textured riffs, and create sledgehammer rhythms that thunder and crush. These qualities will be familiar to Killswitch fans, but the band just does everything better on AS DAYLIGHT DIES, turning in one of the most accomplished metal releases of 2006.
Editorial Reviews A modern classic, Killswitch's crushing, technically dazzling and brutally beautiful metal perfectly complementing Howard Jones' muscular screams and warm, heartfelt singing... Kerrang
Ranked #17 in Kerrang's 20 Greatest Albums of 2006 -- [A]n immaculate tour-de-force of raging metal power... Kerrang
A towering record of rich melody and undeniable power, KSE have once again proven themselves as one of the most consistently impressive metal bands around... Kerrang
Tracks like 'Unbroken' and 'My Curse' rock with the same effortless flow between ire and beauty that one might expect. Lead vocalist Howard Jones once again puts on a sensational display of range... Alternative Press
4 stars out of 5 -- The rhythm section lays down an almost buoyant grind, and the dual guitars launch flaming arrows of riffage. Spin
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