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ALL THAT REMAINS Competing in Yahoo! Music's 'Who's Next' Emerging Artist Program

April 5, 2005

ALL THAT REMAINS, the Massachusetts-based act featuring former SHADOWS FALL vocalist Philip Labonte, are the first metal band to be featured in Yahoo Music!'s Who's Next?, the site's Emerging Artist Program. The winning artist will do an interview and perform an exclusive live set for Yahoo! Music. Other artists featured in the competition are RELIENT K, SOUND TRIBE SECTOR 9 and REGINA SPEKTOR.

To vote for ALL THAT REMAINS, click here.

ALL THAT REMAINS' sophomore album, "This Darkened Heart", is available on Prosthetic Records. The follow-up to 2002's "Behind Silence and Solitude" was produced by KILLSWITCH ENGAGE guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz.

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