In a new interview with The Razor’s Edge conducted at this past weekend’s Bloodstock Open Air festival in the United Kingdom, KILLSWITCH ENGAGE frontman Jesse Leach was asked how important it is to him to stay true to the band’s sound and style when writing new music while still adding something fre…
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