SHADOWS FALL Vs. KILLSWITCH ENGAGE: Special 'Hard Files' Episode To Air This Week

April 2, 2007

Sirius Satellite Radio will air a special episode of "Hard Files", a weekly one-hour aural glimpse into the music and lives of some of your favorite metal bands. This week it's a madhouse as Howard Jones and Mike D'Antonio from KILLSWITCH ENGAGE and the whole SHADOWS FALL crew turn on their interview skills against each other! Hear exactly what happens when complete free reign is given to seven dudes who couldn't care less about making good radio and that in turn makes killer f'ing radio!

"Shadows Fall vs. Killswitch Engage: Hard Files" on Sirius' Hard Attack:

Tuesday, April 3 @ 5pm ET
Thursday, April 5 @ 7pm ET
Saturday, April 7 @ 3pm ET
Sunday, April 8 @ 6pm ET

All this plus metal from KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, OVERCAST, CHIMAIRA, CROWBAR, SWORN ENEMY, MESHUGGAH and NEW music from SHADOWS FALL's "Threads of Life".

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