Killswitch Engage - The Arms Of Sorrow

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The Arms of Sorrow by Killswitch Engage – A Brutal, Unrelenting Masterpiece Yo, let’s get one thing straight: The Arms of Sorrow ain’t for the faint-hearted. Released back in 2007 under Roadrunner Records, this album hit Europe and the US like a sledgehammer to the face. It’s raw, it’s pissed off, and damn—Killswitch Engage didn’t come to play games with this one. If you’re into rock that punches you in the gut while whispering sweet nothings in your ear, buckle up. First off, the title track “The Arms of Sorrow” is an absolute beast. From the opening riff, it grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. The vocals are on fire—Howard Jones screaming his soul out about pain, loss, and all that heavy shit. But what sticks? The breakdowns. Holy hell, those breakdowns hit harder than life itself sometimes. You can feel every ounce of frustration packed into each note. This song stays stuck in your head like gum on a shoe—it just won’t quit. Then there’s “This Is Absolution,” which slaps hard too. The mix of melodic hooks and sheer aggression makes it impossible not to bang your head. What gets me is how they balance beauty and brutality so damn well. One second you’re floating on some soaring chorus, and the next, BAM—you’re drowning in a mosh pit of riffs. It’s chaotic but controlled, like a tornado with perfect aim. Now, here’s the kicker: listening to this album feels like therapy for anyone who’s ever been knocked down and told they couldn’t get back up. Sure, it’s aggressive as hell, but beneath all the screaming and shredding, there’s something almost... hopeful? Like yeah, life sucks right now, but fuck it—we’ll fight through anyway. Weird flex, but I appreciate that. Oh, and before I wrap this up—ever notice how these guys make heartbreak sound like a war anthem? That’s their magic trick. So if you haven’t spun The Arms of Sorrow yet, do yourself a favor and crank it loud enough to piss off your neighbors. Trust me, they’ll thank you later. Or maybe call the cops. Either way, mission accomplished.

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Artist: Killswitch Engage
Album: The Arms Of Sorrow
Rating: 5.0

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The Arms Of Sorrow3:43

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Catalog Numbers

  • RDRR 10188-2
  • RR PROMO 994

Labels

Roadrunner Records

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Formats

  • CD
  • Single
  • Promo

About Killswitch Engage

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Metalcore band from Massachusetts that formed in 1999. Former touring members: Patrick Lachman  guitars (2007) Josh Mihlek  guitars (2007) Peter Wichers  guitars (2007) Phil Labonte  lead vocals (FebMar 2010) Jesse Leach  lead vocals (March 2010)

Name Vars

  • KSE
  • KsE
  • kse

Members

  • Adam Dutkiewicz
  • Tom Gomes
  • Justin Foley
  • Jesse David Leach
  • Mike D'Antonio
  • Joel Stroetzel
  • Pete Cortese
  • Howard Jones

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: Killswitch Engage’s album *The Arms Of Sorrow* came out in 2007 and made waves in both Europe and the US. It’s a rock masterpiece released under Roadrunner Records. The title track, "The Arms Of Sorrow," became a fan favorite. Funny thing is, the album’s raw energy and emotional depth connected with fans so much that it helped solidify the band's place in the rock scene. Not bad for a record that’s over a decade old, right?