Still Remains
Formed: 2003
From:
Grand Rapids,
MI,
United States
Last Known Status: Active
Latest Still Remains News
Below is our complete Still Remains news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Note: We began associating news directly with bands in late 2003. Therefore, earlier band news may not be listed on this page.
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Still Remains Posts New Track For Download
After many months of waiting a new Still Remains track is available for download. The song 'White Walls' is off the forthcoming release entitled Of Love and Lunacy which is scheduled for release on the 5th of May through Roadrunner Records. The band is currently gearing up for the Roadrage tour which is scheduled to kick off on the 3rd of May. They have some dates prior to Roadrage and an extensive tour plan which will take place afterwards.
More Roadrunner Road Rage Tour Dates Released
A portion of the schedule for the upcoming "Roadrunner Road Rage" tour (which is to feature 3 Inches Of Blood, Still Remains, The Agony Scene and Trivium) has been unearthed, here is how the trek is looking so far:
March 03rd Montreal, Quebec El Salon
March 05th Detroit, Michigan Harpo's
March 07th West Dundee, Illinois Clearwater Theatre
March 09th New York City, New York CBGB's
March 10th Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Trocadero Balcony Bar
March 11th Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambridge Elks Lounge
March 12th West Springfield, Virginia Jaxx
March 14th Nashville, Tennessee Exit / In
March 15th Little Rock, Arkansas Vino's
March 17th Houston, Texas Engine Room
March 19th Dallas, Texas The Door
March 20th Lubbock, Texas Jakes Sport Cafe
March 23rd Denver, Colorado The Bluebird Theater
March 30th San Francisco, California The Pound
April 01st Seattle, Washington El Corazon
The remainder of the stops are expected to be announced shortly.
Spring 2005 Roadrage Tour Lineup Rumored
According to recent Internet rumors, the forthcoming Spring installment of the Roadrunner Records RoadRage tour is said to feature 3 Inches Of Blood, Still Remains, Trivium and The Agony Scene. Dates and venues are yet to be announced for the March/April trek.
Still Remains Set Tentative Album Release Date
Still Remains are now plotting a tentative May 17th release date through Roadrunner for their upcoming new album "Of Love And Lunacy". The band have been hard at work recording the effort as of late with producer GGGarth Richardson (Mudvayne, Rage Against The Machine).
Still Remains Name CD 'Of Love And Lunacy'
Still Remains have titled their upcoming Roadrunner debut Of Love And Lunacy. The group will be recording in the coming months with a release planned in March/April 2005. A tour is being planned currently and we will post those dates when they become available.
Still Remains Sign With Roadrunner Records
Grand Rapids, MI's Still Remains have inked a deal with Roadrunner Records.
The group, whose sound is being described as a mixture of "heart-crushing howls" and "heartfelt melodies amidst a swirl of keyboards" while "guitars chug brutally and then harmonize like Iron Maiden on overdrive," came to Roadrunner's attention through A&R man Mike Gitter (Killswitch Engage, Cradle of Filth). "I've never heard a band that smashes together Swedish metal, American metalcore and Saddle Creek-ish indie-rock all at once," said Gitter in a statement. "Then they push it all emotionally and over the edge! Guaranteed, this is the beginning of something great for years to come."
Still Remains will be hitting the studio this fall for their Roadrunner debut, slated for release in 2005. An MP3 download of the track "I Can Revive Him With My Own Hands," taken from the band's "If Love Was Born To Die" EP, is available at this location.
Christian Metalcore Bands Rock For Salvation
David Lindquist of IndyStar.com reports:
"On a recent Saturday night at the Emerson Theater, teenagers and twenty-somethings waited outside the door and around the corner of 10th Street and Bosart Avenue more than an hour before show time.
They sported black shirts, piercings and tattoos — the acknowledged wardrobe and accessories for fans of 'metalcore,' a musical style that bridges the gap between hardcore punk and heavy metal.
They were there to see four bands known for their messages of Christian salvation.
The sounds are brutal, and the sermons are subtle. A Christian metalcore concert has little in common with a tent revival or Gaither family 'Homecoming.' Here, the spirit can be taken or left alone.
'It's music,' says Mark LaFay, the show's promoter and manager of two bands on the bill — Carmel-based Hast the Day and Michigan's Still Remains. 'A lot of kids who are into this music don't really care where the band is coming from. They like to go to shows because they're fun and they want to mosh.'"
Read the full article at IndyStar.com.