American Rapper FIRST time EVER Hearing Killswitch Engage - End of Heartache (Live)
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American Rapper FIRST time EVER Hearing Killswitch Engage - End of Heartache (Live)
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Killswitch's lyrics are actually pretty positive and therapeutic
At one point I think they were classified a christian rock band. Way back in like 2003.
I don't even think they have ever cussed in any of their songs as well.
@@darkstar2480 Their "As Daylight Dies" album is 100 percent Christian based. A lot of the lyrics talk about how Christians are persecuted but united. "With the promise of life, we are strong, we will carry on".
I agree🔥
Howard is a legend. Always enjoyed his vocals. He’s actually classically trained!
Did he go to born of Osiris? A long time ago I heard became the lead singer of them.
@@kaynesheldon4905 nope! He was in light the torch as well as SION with the TH-camr Jared Dines after killswitch engage.
@@johnberthiaume5617 crap! Then who was the lead singer who took over born of Osiris a while ago. He looks like him hahahaha. I know they got a new now as aswell after years like Lorna shore went threw a couple and now have the beast Will Ramos haha
@@johnberthiaume5617it makes me think of chad ruhlig(idk how to spell his last name) the lead singer from For The Fallen Dreams. He left for a while and now he’s back with FTFD. Always gotta explore new realms and continue to learn and find a balance.
@@johnberthiaume5617I wish Chad Lucker was still around for Su1c1de Silence. He was amazing.
🤘devil horns. Popularized by Dio. Not satanic and has grown more to say “rock and roll” which in itself can be a lifestyle of survival and perseverance.
Didn’t he say it came from his grandma who used to do it to ward off the evil eye or evil spirits or something?
Yes! Keep evil away
But the Texas longhorns have one very similar- the thumb isn’t over the middle and ring finger- but those theee fingers are straight out and meet at the tips- and if you look from the side you can see the shape of the bill head.
My kids living in Hawaii then Texas (Austin area) and back to Hawaii- the so Rock Out/Texas longhorns / hang loose- they look crazy some times when they do the wrong one and try to fix it quickly.
@@alexanderzadoroznyj yes I believe he called it the snee
It’s a bunch of things in different cultures, but at least in my Italian American culture it’s the malocchio. You’d do it and say I’m giving you the malocch to ward off the evil eye and keep safe. A lot of people wear the symbol on a gold chain. Weird how things evolve over time 🙂
@@illeagle8041 yes! That’s sounds vaguely correct! 🤘🏻
I love that you accidentally dove into a 3 song set, and you went thru all 3 with stank face. This band definitely brings an overall positive message
Howard is definitely in my top 3 metal singers!!! As someone who listens to alot of different music. I always fall back to early years of killswitch!! So melodic and passionate music.
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He’s my #1 with Philip Labonte #2
🤘 are the metal horns or devil horns. Which started when Ronnie James Dio made them on stage which through Ronnie's Italian grandmother supposedly taught him. In Italy the hand gesture 🤘 was used to ward off evil, curses or the devil most commonly the curse of the evil eye. Since Ronnie did it in concert it has become a symbol of the metal fandom
Despite being a lifelong listener to metal, I never knew that. Thanks for the fact! 🤘
I cannot tell you how amazing it is to watch my nostalgia, hit you for the first time BP.
MORE METALCORE 🤘
This is why I requested it. I love this band and I think P liked me too.
This is amazing. I’m waiting for a Korn or bullet for my valentine reaction now😂💕
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Was so lucky to get to see Light the Torch and KSE... bringing out Howard was just... yeah...
Surprise double reaction!!! Sweet!! Edit: Nope, IT'S A TRIPLE REACTION!!!!!!
What you heard was 3 songs. The End of Heartache, Take This Oath, and Numbered Days.
Killswitch Engage is widely considered to be one of the gods of Metalcore, much of what they were doing was groundbreaking at the time. They are the same general genre as Slipknot (rock/metal), but they are a very different sub-genre (of which there are dozens, maybe hundreds if you include the "core" variants). Officially Slipknot is Groove Metal but I personally would classify them as Hardcore or Dark metal, while Killswitch is textbook Metalcore.
TBH, it's kind of ridiculous how many sub-genres there are but there are so many different qualities to metal that you almost have to define and divide them to a ridiculous extent, otherwise you end up with bands like The Beatles (technically rock) getting lumped in with bands like Bring Me The Horizon, and there's really no common ground between the two outside of the fact that there's a guitar and bass and drums.
Last edit: since you mentioned it, and I know you're going to hate this, but the "longhorns" sign is actually devil horns, it's a relic from when the older generations called it devil music (a small portion legitimately was, to be fair) without giving it a proper analysis, so we adopted the devil horns to piss them off.
Nah, that's not where the horns came from.
It's because Dio did it on stage and people adopted it from there as the sort of unofficial symbol of metal/rock. As several others have mentioned it actually came from his Italian grandmother, and in Italian culture it's meant to ward off evil
@@davebcf1231Cool, I'm happy to stand corrected.
Also Slipknot is NuMetal not groove metal. They were one of if not the original NuMetal bands. For BP NuMetal is a fusion of metal and rap that came out in the late 90's to early 2000's
@@xROBIx85 I agree, but if you google it they come up as Groove Metal. NuMetal has a sort of rap feel to the vocals and old Slipknot has that to a T, but I don't think the same can be said for their post "All Hope Is Gone" work.
@@davebcf1231the hand sign is called the “Maloik” not 100% on the spelling. It’s Italian, it was originally used to ward off the “evil eye” or bad vibes from people, it also can be used to give the “evil eye” to people. Dio would see his very religious grandmother do it when he was a boy. He started doing it with Black Sabbath simply because he thought it looked cool.
I get goosebumps everytime this song comes on! Live versions just bring me so much joy!
I first heard The End Of Heartache at the end of Resident Evil Apocalypse in the theater, I absolutely had to listen to this band more! Been listening to Killswitch Engage ever since. Seen them live twice, one time each with both singers.
Killswitch Engage is amazing with either of their two vocalists. This is the second vocalist to front the band but the first had some issues and stepped away to get sorted. He can back many years later and is currently the bands vocalist. This vocalist is still making music and man he has some wild range!
howard really drew me in with this song, but jesse can belt this out just as good in his own way.
Nice!!! Howard Jones is an absolute beast of a vocalist. Even now in his 50’s he’s still got it.
When you started fist pumping during the breakdown, that was TEXTBOOK Killswitch Engage consumption lol. Awesome reaction.
And yeah, that was actually 3 songs you reacted to haha. Their library is wild. You’ve gotta peep their cover of ‘Holy Diver’ by Dio! It’s one of my favorite music videos ever.
Cheers!
Killswitch is Fantastic. And that performance was lit AF
As i wrote on Knox hills latest reaction to Korn:
Metalheads are the most empathic and loving crowd of ppl. We have all seen our share of pain and struggle and understand how it feels to be looked down upon. And we all seem to be combatting the very thing we feel is wrong with the world.
Metal is about catharsis. Letting out our demons so we can show the world the same love we so desperately seek ourselves.
I can see you are slowly starting to get the rowdy fun enjoyment it is to just telling the world to fuck off for a few minutes! :D
p.s. Saw Killswitch live more than once. allways a good time!
I'll agree, the vast majority of metal is substantive and is about dealing with real life shit, or calling out injustice/hypocrisy. To add another layer, there's also a technical depth to metal that is just generally not there in most other genres. The only other genre that is equal or surpassing metal in technical complexity and depth would probably be classical composition, in my opinion.
To support your point, I have found a sort of balance emotionally rather than bouncing back and forth between angry and depressed by literally screaming along with these guys at my steering wheel, Killswitch specifically and metal vocalists generally. It's relieving and pretty fun, I always feel physically spent but mentally uplifted afterward.
My first mosh pit was to my curse, what a beast of a time that was lmao my friend was in with me and lost (later found broken) his $200 pair of glasses and he didn’t even care it was so worth it. There’s a type of energy in an environment found only in these shows that make you forget about menial things and brings everyone together. Truly a experience man. 🤟
You should check out the lyrics to the 2nd song for sure. I think you would appreciate it. It's called "Take this Oath" Killswitch is actually very spiritual. My parents tried to stop me from listening to this stuff back in the day too but now I send my mom these lyrics and she is shocked lol
Had a similar experience, had my mom read some of the lyrics in the cd insert.
My mom tried to keep me from metal too. She’s thankful now, though. My husband introduced me to this band the day we met and instantly became my bff. We ended up falling in love over a decade and got married. Killswitch is the reason she has grandchildren today. 😊
You can't stop the metal!
This song came out back in 2004 ...when I was 18! lol! I remember rocking to it back in the day, and it's still a powerhouse now. It's all about love and loss, as far as I believe. I seem to remember a story where he wrote it about his ex whilst in a car/limo on the way to somewhere. I love it because it has beautiful moments as well as intense head-banging moments. Blast from the past!
Rock and metal can be massively misunderstood: it is indeed poetic, melodic, and musical. You just gotta listen. 😁
Haha same! Was 18 and instantly hooked!
Another band that has a huge catalog in 12+ albums including "Truth Killer" coming out later this year; Sevendust. Lajon Witherspoon and Morgan Rose are epic
Sevendust is legit badass!!!
Sevendust - Black is still one of my all time favorite songs
I concur
I would definitely agree
Love Lajon!
The joy on your face during the breakdown was genuinely heartwarming
Howard has an amazing vocal range. He ended up leaving the band and the original vocalist came back(who also is great) . I think he had a medical issue where he couldn’t tour. Ended up making a new band called Light the Torch and they’re also amazing
learning to scream is a legit skill! Hard af to master too - most people sound like cats fighting for the first year or so hahaha
Oh my god once you get out of that phase though and really start rounding out your range... damn is it fun.
LOL, you're listening to some of the most uplifting metal music. Howard has the most fantastic lyrics in the metal game. He did a short cover of Simple Man you can see on TH-cam...his emotional tone and vocal range are just so good. Also, this concert you're watching is almost 20 years old!
Exact time is too weird to call out cause it's live, but during the breakdown when you leaned way back in your chair started double fist pumping... Yes. That is how you listen to Killswitch.
It isn't the texas longhorns, it is "devil horns" a symbol for metal or rock when something is really making you feel the music. 🤘
@Black Pegasus I know I am a bit late to the game, but I just found your reaction channel.
Killswitch Engage (KSE) = Metalcore
Slipknot = Nu Metal
Ronny James Dio's grandmother who was from the island of Sicily used her pointer and pinky fingers pointed straight forward to ward away evil spirits and Ronny started doing it at concerts and it later became to be known as the Devil horns even though that was way out of context. Now it's just seems to be a greeting of anything metal music related.
KSE lyrics are meant to be empowering and to be anything but negative. They aren't afraid to speak on all topics to include death, suicide, relationship hardships, breakups, and how to feel happy. I've been listening to the band since their conception in the early 2000's. They are from Massachusetts also.
Also learning to hear low, mid, and high growls is really a familiarity thing. Plus some singers are more clear than others tbh. I would think it would be the same for listening to different rappers who have different styles to the way they bend their voice. Anyways, I hope this is helpful and have a great day.
P.S. That was Three songs actually.(The End of Heartache, Take this Oath, and not sure on the last one) Also, The End of Heartache was nominated for a Grammy and lost only to Metallica. They also performed that song at the Grammys.
OKAYYY a few things BP!
1. Welcome to Metalcore, it is a subgenre of heavy metal
2. The 'Texas longhorns' symbol is commonly and colloquially referred to as 'The Horns' (i.e "Get those horns in the air) which today really means 'rock on' or 'hell ya' etc. but it started off in heavy metal
3. You listened to 3 songs!
A: The End of Heartache
B: Take This Oath, a personal favorite of mine
C. Numbered Days
At 11:54 you mentioned your moms trying to keep you from this genre of music cause of it being the devils music etc, and then you went on to explain you've found it to have more deeper meanings and you are 100% correct. Through the harsh vocals (the technique is called vocal frys or screams or growls by the way) aggressive tones, and intense drumming Rock/Heavy Metal has its roots in blues and Jazz. Alot of tuning, Drop C/D got its start in those genres and it morphed over time. Unless you really really dive into metal you're not gonna find the dreaded 'pray to satan our lord' stuff that most people automatically associate with metal (And I mean you reallllly have to dive deep down to find it) Thats all I can think of for now. I would 100% recommend pulling up the lyrics, especially on your first listen. If you're new to metal its nearly impossible to pick up on the double entendres, expressions etc. Great reaction as always BP, much love from the west coast.
Howard Jones = metalcore frontman GOAT!!! 🤘😎🤘
when i see Howard or hear Howard voice's automatically bow head down and hat off and started the headbang.
Howard awesome and legend.
You did 4 songs . I love it. Glad you didn't realize
@6:55 They're from Massachusetts, however the horn symbol is universally adopted by the metal/rock/punk/alternative communities and was first used by Ronnie James Dio (AKA Dio, Rest in Peace) as it was something his grandmother used to do to ward away evil spirits.
KSE have also covered a Dio song, Holy Diver which is amazing!
I liked it better than the original, but I'm not fond of obviously old recording audio quality.
@@MidnighTokr yeah I’m more a fan of the cover but same as you I think it’s due to the quality of the recording of the original
Howard has such an incredible voice. He has a couple of other projects right now since leaving KSE and they are all so good. Jesse (who is the singer now) is also super good. They have a song together that is really good.
He literally moshpitting there on the chair😂😂😂😂😂 love it!!!
They are from westfield ma. I remember seeing these guys in tiny clubs while i was in high school
Howard Jones. One of the greatest metal vocalist ever. And Killswitch is amazing bro. Keep checking them out
I just stumbled across this probably cause I love metal and I listen to killswitch and have for all these years. The crowd is like that cause they are in their home town! This was on the set the world ablaze dvd they filmed. These guys are not only musicians. But they’re funny down to earth humans too. And Howard left and it’s Jesse their original singer now but I think their from Massachusetts or somewhere. But man such a good song choice and Howard is an absolute beast on vocals.
a band knows its connects when the fans when they sing the song for you
It's awesome to see someone who grew up listening to R&B show an appreciation for rock. You rocking out to the first song was awesome!!! I'm around your age and I grew up listening to rock and I'm just starting to have an appreciation for rap. Good to see!
One of my favorite bands of all time
You just watched a set. My childhood is happy right now.
Got to see Light The Torch (Howard’s current band), August Burns Red, and Killswitch…Howard came out at the end of KE’s set and sang the last three songs. Jesse sang with him on the last song. It was so insane. The man has zero quit in him.
Thanks for covering multiple songs in that video.
There are tons of different "metal" descriptions for KSE's style. My favorite description of the band is they play "life metal". A lot of the songs express sorrow and emotions, but many of the songs talk about accepting/facing problems, persevering and overcoming hardships, not being crushed by hardships and problems.
They went nuts. Pure and simple.
This was one of my first concerts ever. One of the best live shows I've seen
The "longhorns" symbol is actually intended as devil horns, which originated from a guy named Ronnie James Dio (had a stint singing in the bands Rainbow and Black Sabbath, as well as his solo stuff as "Dio"). He picked it up from his very Italian grandmother who would point the horns at bad characters to ward off evil. Dio would be a great watch to see one of metal's legendary personalities. One of the nicest guys to ever do it.
yup, that is the universal sign for "hello / YES! / Hail / great! / metal!" for all metalheads. Not to be mistaken with the Hawaiian sign where the thumb is also open.
One of my core memories is of Dio. When i was a bit younger, my mom took me to a concert where we went backstage and got to hang out with the band (Magica tour so 2000ish), and we were the last group go go back (you know the jokes we were telling in line), and what was supposed to be a 15 minute meet and greet turned into hanging out for over an hour before the manager forced them onto the bus. 😂
In 2004 when he came through again we went to see him. Once again we got to meet with him, and I'm not joking when I say, he remembered name. 4 years later, no telling how many other fans he met and interacted with, and he somehow remembered me. And apparently that's not an unheard of story. He was a legend.
I like how they all look like they showed up for different events. One is looking like 3rd place in a Tommy Lee lookalike contest.. singer looks like he's just going to a tailgate party n a game... another looks like he's trying out for pantera... another guy is at a monster convention as dracula... the drummer is trying out for the reboot of modern family. It's an eclectic group that represents their range from beautiful to harsh
Added bit of context here: this is at the Worcester Palladium in Massachusetts, about an hour away from where the band initially formed in Westfield Mass. Basically a home show for these guys, even a full decade later it's still talked about fondly
Bro, this has to be the best reaction video I’ve ever seen lol. You killed it man.
The breakdowns are my absolute favorite part of metal music. Makes sense honestly since I only used to listen to dubstep back in high school😂
It is another song yeah, they freakin rules. In the metal-core scene they are a inspiration for the new bands comin up and growing with this band and bunch of other. The singer you see replaced another guy for couple of years. Than the original singer came back and they even duo on one of their last album. This is a pretty emotional music to listen to. It gives me chills every time!
When their first singer came back, and then they did a collab with the other, then toured together with both bands... Holy fuck was that amazing!!!
I think it’s safe to say, BP has a new band to rock out to at the gym! lmao
KSE are from my neck of the world. I’m from central Massachusetts and they are from Springfield, MA. this video was filmed at the Worcester Palladium, which is an AWESOME venue here!! I’ve seen countless shows there. but this one specifically, a handful of my friends were in attendance that night.
This particular show is a "home show" in Worcester, Massachusetts. They're from the Springfield, MA area. Killswitch crowds are always great but the "home shows" are always a bit more crazy.
"Is that how rock songs are long nowadays?" maybe 18 years ago... as the set the world ablaze show was performend in 2005 if I recall it correctly...
Welcome to metal, for a good portion of bands. The audience comes in knowing the music and the lyrics and most of us just want to celebrate our love of the music together with the musicians. There are bad eggs in every genre, but every metal / hard rock show I have been to have been really positive and therapeutic for the me, and most of the audience.
Awesome reaction! As a western mass native, it’s great to see some local guys getting reaction love on TH-cam! Is the fin still open??? Next reaction Shadows Fall or All That Remains??? Please forgive this other 40 year-old guy reliving his glory days…
I love that you reacted to the hole thing, no only the first song, this video is amazing!
I WOULD OF NEVER DREAMED OF THIS VIDEO. THANK YOU BP. YOU REALLY THE GOAT. Killswitch fucking rock
This track blew me away when I heard it the first time, his voice demands your attention😊 thanx❤...I think you may enjoy sleep token.. jaws specifically 😊thanx again.
I was there the night they recorded this for the dvd. Howard was a great friend to me back in the 90’s and 00’s. I was feeling so proud of him that night.
It's the universal metal horns sign. Metalheads worldwide use it as a greeting when they see other metalheads.
So happy someone reacted to this!!! Hell yeah!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
F*ck yea man, I grew up with these guys. Love your reaction to this!
Killswitch Engage is considered by many to be the first band to popularize Metal-Core (or the sing/scream style)
Sort of. Metalcore started in the late 80's. KSE was one of the bands to popularize second wave metalcore in the early 2000's. Bands like Vision of Disorder, Cro-Mags, Hatebreed, Pro-Pain, Biohazard, etc popularized the 1st wave in the early to mid 90's.
@davebcf1231 Well, I know the screams vocals came out of Hardcore, and some of those bands have more of the hard-core roots than others, but there's a real discussion for Killswitch to be the most influential in modern day metalcore
@@HeroInTragedy It's just fact that metalcore started in the late 80's. KSE is part of the second wave of metalcore. BTW, clean vocals are something some bands in metalcore do, but there are bands that don't as well. One of the biggest bands of 2nd wave metalcore is Parkway Drive and they had no cleans on any of their early albums. It's not a diss to KSE just to state the fact that the genre had a whole first wave that was popular (within the metal scene) before they were even a band.
"but there's a real discussion for Killswitch to be the most influential in modern day metalcore"
There are a lot of other bands that came out right around that same time that were hugely influential as well. August Burns Red, All That Remains, As I Lay Dying, Parkway Drive, Unearth, Trivium, etc...
I would call them pioneers of the bent pinched harmonic as well, I don't think I heard anyone lean on it as heavily before KSE.
Nah man. They are definitely on the Metalcore Mt. Rushmore but they didn't popularize it. They did lead the charge of the 00's Metalcore era though.
wow not heard this one in a minute , glad you are checking them out and venturing into more rock and metal music
Just as the✌ 'V' for victory, evolved to my generations ✌ peace sign. The " Hook 'em horns"🤘, evolved to a symbol 🤘 for 'metal'! Symbols take on many meanings over time and usage. Just as the swastika was an ancient symbol for infinity, till it was co-opted by the Nazi's! Metal music may have the most sub-genres of all, this is considered 'metal-core'. Peace & Love from an old music loving hippie.🤘&✌.
My dads favorite band back when I was in 3rd thru 4th grade😌
So sick seeing you rocking out to some classic metalcore! 🤘
From Texas, lol, No better place for them to play but the Palladium(Massachusetts) thats their home, just look at the crowd!, by the way, you just liked the second song soo much that you kept going, thats great, they are the Kings of Metalcore!
You want some absolutely amazing growling? Check out Slaughter to Prevail! Lead singer is Alex Terrible.
Secondly Howard is a top 3 metal lead singer! Classically trained, and a certified badass!
Killswitch with Howard is incredible. Training my friend is how you get that voice.
My first concert killswitch engaged and Disturbed is and still the most fun I had at a concert
Signal Fire is another great song by these guys and it features both singers!
Seeing you start to rock out to the breakdown at 7:47 forward was fucking AWESOME
Ahh the nostalgia lol this was my shit through middle/high school..great fuckin band 🤘
It's funny you mentioned performing with the crowd. I was at a show where they opened for Lamb of God and Adam (the guy with the cape) literally ran through and played guitar from the audience.
This is so awesome....daw you taking your cap of the first time....great reaction 🤘🏽🔥
🤘 is devil horns. It just means _"Rock on!"_
BP, slowly but surely, becoming a metalhead.
Do you know where this was filmed?? I have a feeling I may have been there. Absolutely amazing band and such a powerful performance...
You should check out a band called Skindred from the UK... Best live band I've ever seen and a front man like no other... Check out their set from Download festival in the UK this year ... Trust me they are like nothing you've heard before!
Yay! So glad you did this one. Howard Jones is great.
Lead singer Howard jones is from Columbus, Ohio
Howard Jones is a legend in metal.
Killswitch is from Western Massachusetts and so am I so it was nice to be able to see them live so much as they were getting successful. Unfortunately I missed this show though.
Metal shows are the best to see live precisely because the energy is always so high in the pit!
Aayyyy!!!! Love you brother 💖🙏💖. Been watching you for about a year and a half and I didn’t know you reacted to this one. You asked “what is this? Hardcore metal?” You’re pretty much correct! It’s just called Metalcore though.
Let’s GOoooo!!! I am so excited for this one! I saw them live 15 years ago and only Five Finger Deathpunch has knocked them down from my top five concerts- between the people I went with/ the performances- the crowds and people that met were epic!
To add more- Howard Jones is epic and I am hoping that the video is will h Howard not Jesse- Jesse was first - got ill and Howard stepped in, and then Jesse came back- they did stuff with both a few times but there are no hard feelings-
Howard came out with a you tube guitarist who is AMAZING
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When Howard screams and then belts it out- you don’t realize he is 50! The whole album is amazing
@@kraZkins007 His advanced age is part of why I took up screaming after carpal tunnel took the guitar out of my hands. I can put in another 25 years of this at least.
The breakdown… you’re reaction bro…. EPIC!!! I absolutely LOVE when people watch this video that have never heard of KsE. TAKE THIS OATH… the song right after is one of my favorites. That verse riff is HARD AS F!$k!!!
And nothing makes me happier again to see the bop. The head bop is how you know an individuals actually into the moment. Truly feeling the sound.
Definitely check out the lyrics. Howard is definitely special. They have a great catalog!
This whole album is Fire I 100% recommend this album it’s about the Original lead singer’s mother and her passing away. You can hear all the songs and how Jesse went through the different stages of grief.
Damn that's nostalgic. Used to watch this DVD all the time. I think The Element of One from this set is one their best performances ever.
There from western Massachusetts. Same place as All That Remains, Acacia Strain, Shadows Fall and more
Awesome reaction mate, taking me back to my teen years there for sure
Seen these guys at ozzfest in 2005. Such a badass and funny bad. Very fun. I bid farewell from this show is also badass
I miss Howard 😢 he was and always will be the best vocalist for KSE
Saw killswitch live in a smaller venue around this era. One of the best live shows ever. BP should check out All That Remains too
Saw them around the same era with All That Remains, small venue in central Cali. Badass show.
You just made my day!!! Thanks homie!
9:50 Just smiles
This is by far my favorite reaction from you!!
I was at this show, great live performance, always high energy. 🤘
Your energy at the end, fucking awesome bro