ALL THAT REMAINS To Debut New Song On ARCH ENEMY Tour

November 12, 2005

ALL THAT REMAINS, the Massachusetts-based act featuring former SHADOWS FALL vocalist Philip Labonte, have just begun supporting ARCH ENEMY throughout North America alongside MNEMIC and A PERFECT MURDER. The tour kicks off tonight (Nov. 12) in Tempe, Arizona and wraps up 15 tour dates later in Toronto.

Having last wrapped up a string of dates in the United Kingdom supporting TRIVIUM, ALL THAT REMAINS' tried-and-true live show will be spiced up this time around with new song material. The band will be previewing a new track called "This Calling", a song that covers a lot of musical ground, according to Labonte. After completing the tour in December, the band plans on continuing to write more material for a new record, the yet-untitled follow-up to 2004's "This Darkened Heart", tentatively due mid-2006 through Prosthetic Records.

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