ALL THAT REMAINS Launches 'Van Driver' Videogame

October 23, 2007

Massachusetts' ALL THAT REMAINS has launched the official "All That Remains Van Driver" video game on the band's website. Available here, the game allows players to compete for an autographed copy of Guitar Hero 2 and autographed copies of the band's forthcoming live DVD, "Live". By avoiding obstacles and scooping up guitar picks and energy drinks, players can compete worldwide for the grand prize of the Guitar Hero 2 package, with the top 10 winners receiving autographed copies of the ALL THAT REMAINS DVD.

In other ALL THAT REMAINS news, MTV's Headbanger's Blog is now featuring a guest blog from ATR frontman Phil Labonte, where the singer discusses his love for freedom in an ever increasingly opressive environment. Fans can check out the blog entry here, as well as view the band's latest video. The video for the track "Not Alone" is featured on the ALL THAT REMAINS "Live" DVD along with the rest of the band's videos.

Having just return from Japan for an appearance at Loudpark 07, ALL THAT REMAINS is continuing to support the band's 2006 effort, "The Fall of Ideals", and will soon return to the road as direct support to AS I LAY DYING on the "An Ocean Between Us" tour, also featuring HASTE THE DAY and Prosthetic Records labelmates THROUGH THE EYES OF THE DEAD. Both "Live" and a brand new reissue of the previously out-of-print debut record, "Behind Silence And Solitude", will arrive on October 30 through Prosthetic Records.

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