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ALL THAT REMAINS Interviewed By MISTRESS JULIYA; Video Available

March 14, 2007

Check out the latest episode of "Thrash Talk", featuring Mistress Juliya's interview with Massachusetts' ALL THAT REMAINS, at this location.

ALL THAT REMAINS was recently confirmed as direct support to Welsh metal band BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE Stateside in May before making a return trip to Europe for the band's debut at Wacken Open Air in Germany.

Continuing to support the band's latest album, "The Fall of Ideals", ALL THAT REMAINS has already toured Europe twice for the record and will return at the end of March with TEXTURES and MISERY SIGNALS. The band's latest video, for the track "The Air That I Breathe", recently hit #1 on Music Choice's Videos On Demand programming, in addition to seeing exposure on MTV2's "Headbanger's Ball". The clip can be seen online here.

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