Why is howard not in killswitch

It just kind of came to a halt. This just kind of became a project where we wanted to just express what we had been through in the span of about two years.

That's all we were thinking. We didn't want to blend styles; we just wanted to write and throw out what exactly we felt. Howard : "Things just kind of worked out the way they did.

Honestly, we just put our heads down and started writing and then things just progressed to where this is now. I can't really explain it. For me, I just fell back in love with music again because it has been a struggle for so long. We went through so much together. We had a great time writing and recording this album, so, here we are. Howard : "I think each song calls for a different approach. Yeah, I try to write for whatever the project is and that's kind of the fun of songwriting and doing co-writes.

I just enjoy different, just trying different things and for me, it's just a lot of fun. It was a lot of fun. Just the music and the voice, just fantastic. Writing with them — I just enjoy it. As I said, I just kind of fell in love with this again. Getting to do different styles helps. Howard : "That's a good question.

I write every day, just so that my mind stays in that headspace. But sometimes I write and there's no song or anything and then sometimes I'll get music and something will hit. Each song is different; you just never know. There's songs that come that fast and it's, like, 'Wow, it's done. Those songs are just… those aren't fun.

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And he's putting forth his best efforts and he's not giving up. And it just kind of felt like a no-brainer. He continued: "When we started to work on 'Atonement' , we had already become friends. And he came out to one of our shows, and I kind of hit it off with him. I was, like, 'Dude, we have a lot in common. We both knew the words to the same songs, and we were just laughing about a lot of shit. And then hearing those guys tell jokes, the entire night — that first night when we all hung out — was just fun, and it just kind of clicked.

I was, like, 'Let's bring him in for a song. It's about unity. Do 'The End Of Heartache'. Here's your mic. I'm gonna go drink on the side of the stage and watch this shit. It's fucking awesome.

And I'd text him back and forth. When we first started becoming friends, it was constant texting back and forth, just fast friends. And we've let it settle. We both got busy, basically.