Tracks 'In Due Time', 'No End in Sight' and 'The Hell in Me' are now personal favourites and will be sure to make new fans for this ever great band. The album has a lot of pace at times as well as the traditional Killswitch sound that goes throughout all their records, providing a clean, heavy sound that fans will love whilst still managing to remain fresh. Seriously, this album reminded me of the best of Soilwork, Howard Jones' previous work for Killswitch and some of the best from fellow metal core band All That Remains in all the right ways. First off, those looking for a return of the sound of the band's first two records (also with Jesse on vocals) will likely find this album a little disappointing, Jesse has lost a bit of the aggressive edge to his vocals but has picked up magnificently in his clean vocals. After the decent but highly disappointing 2009 album 'Killswitch Engage', Disarm the Descent is especially great. After the decent but highly disappointing 2009 album 'Killswitch Engage', Disarm the Descent is a fantastic return for Killswitch Engage.

Disarm the Descent is a fantastic return for Killswitch Engage.

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