Jesse Leach Comments on Rejoining Killswitch Engage

by | Feb 8, 2012

Jesse Leach recently commented on rejoining Killswitch Engage.

“It is a great honor to rejoin my brothers after all of these years,” Leach stated. “After some discussion and much reflection, it was obvious to me this was the path I was meant to take. We got together and jammed on the ‘Howard-era songs,’ as well as some Alive or Just Breathing-era songs and we all felt the synergy.”

He continued, “I look forward to writing the new record, since the demos sound absolutely amazing, as well as breathing new life and getting comfortable with the soulful songs Howard has written. It is a new chapter of my life filled with new and exciting challenges. I will give all that I can to honor the position I have been given and take nothing for granted. I will sing every note with all of my soul. I am very blessed and very thankful to be back in the KsE family! All things happen in their due time and now is the time for this reunion and new direction.”

The band said that Leach blew them away during the auditions.

“The room seemed charged with electricity,” the band stated. “He commanded both new and old material, and proved, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that he wanted to do this. The choice became very clear and apparent.”

Killswitch Engage will soon begin writing their next album.

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