It's a song that wasn't crazy, crazy fast, it wasn't crazy different from any of our stuff, so I think it was a good song to kind of ease into new material. But I also think it's a song that would sound good live. He said: "I think that one is a good representation of stuff that we do. He also talked about "Strength Of The Mind", which the band has been performing live.
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I don't really know how to describe it yet." This one doesn't have quite the same speed to it, but has a different kind of heaviness to it, I think - a little bit of moodiness to it. Last time, it was really, really fast the whole way through. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE drummer Justin Foley recently told Louder Noise that the band's follow-up to "Disarm The Descent" will "definitely a little different record than last time. Watching Mike work the camera live, while Ian paces around and directs, is a very involving and creatively satisfying experience." He continued: "It is always a pleasure to work with McFarland and Pecci, as they are both artists who give it their all with no shortcuts. "It is almost a bit surreal and dream-like with the camera effects, called 'whacking.'" "The video visually captures a bit of the anxiety and chaos that the song touches on lyrically," said Leach. "Incarnate" will incude the song "Strength Of The Mind", for which KILLSWITCH ENGAGE recently filmed a video with the direction team of Ian McFarland and Mike Pecci (MESHUGGAH, FEAR FACTORY). We definitely have a strong sense of self as to who we are as a band." But now, after spending a few years traveling the world together, I think we're all in a really comfortable place. Whereas 'Disarm The Descent' was sort of my 'comeback' album, and was about us feeling out the new vibe. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE frontman Jesse Leach told Revolver about the band's new CD title: "The definition of incarnate is 'in the flesh.' And this record is who we are right now. Massachusetts metallers KILLSWITCH ENGAGE have set "Incarnate" as the title of their seventh album, tentatively due out in March on Roadrunner Records.