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ALL THAT REMAINS: 'Tattered On My Sleeve' Video Posted Online

August 2, 2005

ALL THAT REMAINS, the Massachusetts-based act featuring former SHADOWS FALL vocalist Philip Labonte, have posted their video for the song "Tattered on My Sleeve" at this location (Real Media).

"Tattered on My Sleeve" comes off the group's sophomore album, "This Darkened Heart", available now on Prosthetic Records. The follow-up to 2002's "Behind Silence and Solitude" was produced by KILLSWITCH ENGAGE guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz.

ALL THAT REMAINS recently parted ways with bassist Matt Deis and replaced him with Josh Venn from BLOOD HAS BEEN SHED. The band will be on tour all month long, with CHIMAIRA, SIX FEET UNDER and 3 INCHES OF BLOOD.

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