All that remains

All that remains
All That Remains at Ozzfest (2006)
General information
origin	Springfield , United States
Genre (s)	Metalcore , Melodic Death Metal
founding	1998
Website	www.allthatremainsonline.com
Current occupation
singing	Philip Labonte
guitar	Mike Martin (since 2004)
Lead guitar	Jason Richardson (since 2019)
bass	Aaron Patrick (since 2015)
Drums	Jason Costa (since 2007)
former members
guitar	Chris Bartlett
bass	Matt Deis
bass	Dan Egan
bass	Josh Venn
bass	Jeanne Sagan
Drums	Colin Conway
Drums	Tim Yeung
Drums	Shannon Lucas
Drums	Mike Bartlett
guitar	Oli Herbert († 2018)

All That Remains is a metalcore - band from Springfield , Massachusetts .

history

All That Remains was originally planned as a side project by singer Philip Labonte when he was singing for the band Shadows Fall . However, when he was replaced by Brian Fair on Shadows Fall, he focused entirely on All That Remains. The debut album Behind Silence and Solitude was released on March 26, 2002 on the label Prosthetic Records / Metal Blade Records . Back then the style of the band was still more pure Melodic Death Metal , but with a slight hint of American Death Metal . In contrast to the following albums, there were no clear vocals on the first album. It was also the only album that still featured guitarist Chris Bartlett and bassist Dan Egan.

Guitarist Mike Martin 2006

Shortly after its release, singer Philip Labonte applied for the spot as singer with Killswitch Engage ; This band's DVD shows in the interviews with Philip Labonte and Killswitch Engage bassist Mike D'Antonio that Philip Labonte was in the running as a head-to-head candidate with Howard Jones. Eventually the band decided on the latter. Her second album This Darkened Heart was released on March 23, 2004 on the label Prosthetic Records / Razor & Tie. In addition to the harder sound and the clearer production, vocal parts were also used for the first time. Videos were shot for the songs "The Deepest Gray", "This Darkened Heart" and "Tattered on My Sleeve" in that order.

Her third album The Fall of Ideals was released on July 11, 2006 through Prosthetic Records / Razor & Tie. Like the first two albums, The Fall of Ideals was produced by Adam Dutkiewicz , guitarist for Killswitch Engage. The album broke the 100,000 CD sales mark in the United States . Two videos were released for the song "This Calling". Since the song was used for the official soundtrack of the horror thriller Saw III , the video contained clips from the film. A video was also released for “The Air That I Breathe”. On July 4th, the band shot a video for "Not Alone" in Los Angeles, which was released in September 2007. The track "Six" from the album was added to the Playstation 2 game Guitar Hero 2 from Activision in 2006 as a bonus track to play along with.

A live DVD was released in October 2007, containing material from both a filmed show at the Theater of the Living Arts in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania and a show held on July 12 at the Recher Theater in Towson, Maryland . On September 16, 2008, the fourth studio album, Overcome, was released. Videos were shot for the two singles “Chiron” and “Two Weeks”. On October 12, 2010, the fifth album For We Are Many was released via Prosthetic Records / Razor & Tie, followed on November 6, 2012 by A War You Cannot Win. After the album The Order of Things was released in 2015, bassist Jeanne Sagan gave in in September 2015 She announced her departure from the band for almost ten years. Aaron Patrick ( Bury Your Dead , Devildriver ) was announced as successor .

On October 17, 2018, the band announced that founding member, lead guitarist and co-songwriter Oli Herbert had passed away. His body was found in a pond near his home. On February 5, 2019, the band released a statement that Jason Richardson, who has previously performed live, has become a permanent member. He will take on the role of the late Oli Herbert as solo guitarist.

Discography

Albums

year	Title music label	Top ranking, total weeks, awardChart placementsChart placements (Year, title, music label , placements, weeks, awards, notes)		Remarks
		US	CA
2002	Behind Silence and Solitude Prosthetic Records	-	-	First published: March 26, 2002
2004	This Darkened Heart Prosthetic Records	-	-	First published: March 23, 2003
2006	The Fall of Ideals Prosthetic Records	US75 (3 weeks) US	-	First published: July 11, 2006
2008	Overcome Razor & Tie	US16 (21 weeks) US	CA15 (1 week) CA	First published: September 16, 2008
2010	For We Are Many Razor & Tie	US10 (9 weeks) US	CA7 (1 week) CA	First published: October 12, 2010
2012	A War You Cannot Win Razor & Tie	US13 (2 weeks) US	CA12 (1 week) CA	First published: November 6, 2012
2015	The Order of Things Razor & Tie	US25 (2 weeks) US	CA17 (1 week) CA	First published: February 24, 2015
2017	Madness Razor & Tie	US50 (1 week) US	CA77 (1 week) CA	First published: April 28, 2017
2018	Victim of the New Disease Razor & Tie	US154 (1 week) US	-	First published: November 9, 2018

Singles and music videos

• 2004: The Deepest Gray
• 2004: This Darkened Heart
• 2004: Tattered on my Sleeve
• 2006: This Calling
• 2006: The Air That I Breathe
• 2007: Not Alone
• 2008: Chiron
• 2008: Two Weeks (US:gold)
• 2009: Forever in Your Hands
• 2010: Hold On
• 2011: The Last Time
• 2011: The Waiting One
• 2012: Stand Up
• 2012: Down Through the Ages
• 2013: What If I Was Nothing
• 2014: No Knock
• 2017: Madness
• 2017: The Thunder Rolls

Video albums

• 2007: All That Remains - Live

Awards for music sales

Note: Awards in countries from the chart tables or chart boxes can be found in these.

Country / Region	gold	platinum	Sales	swell
Awards for music sales (country / region, awards, sales, sources)
United States (RIAA)	gold1	-	500,000	riaa.com
All in all	gold1	-

swell

1. ↑ blabbermouth.net
2. ^ Tyler Sharp: Report: More Details of All That Remains Guitarist Oli Herbert's Death Revealed. Loudwire , accessed October 18, 2018 . 

Web links

Commons : All That Remains  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Official website
• All That Remains at Allmusic (English)
• Chart sources: US