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ben_allison · 3rd July 2007

Is it just me, or is the production on As Daylight Dies kind of remarkable? Everything manages to sounds huge, but maintains clarity – the album has balls for days.

And am I loosing it, or does the album not sound like it's been crushed to smithereens?

I think it sounds great. IMO metal is the hardest genre to really get right, and I don't think this disc could be improved at all.

What have your guy's impressions been (from an execution standpoint)?

3rd July 2007	#1
ben_allison Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2006 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,182 Thread Starter	Any praise for Killswitch Engage's last effort? Is it just me, or is the production on As Daylight Dies kind of remarkable? Everything manages to sounds huge, but maintains clarity – the album has balls for days. And am I loosing it, or does the album not sound like it's been crushed to smithereens? I think it sounds great. IMO metal is the hardest genre to really get right, and I don't think this disc could be improved at all. What have your guy's impressions been (from an execution standpoint)? __________________ Benjamin Allison Check out my new album, We Enter the Dark Room, Alone I'm also giving away up to $100,000 at emphonik.com. http://roestudios.com/