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Behind Silence and Solitude | 
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| Artist: All That Remains
Label: Razor & Tie
Category: Music
List Price: $9.98
Buy New: $8.99
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Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 9912
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 82979
UPC: 793018297929
EAN: 0793018297929
ASIN: B000UZ4COU
Release Date: October 9, 2007
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| Tracks:
| • | Behind The Silence and Solitude | | • | From These Wounds | | • | Follow Clarity | | • | Erase | | • | Shading | | • | Home To Me | | • | On Belief |
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Album Description
This is the album that started it all! The hard to find debut album from All That Remains is released with new artwork and a new low price. Lead singer Phil Labonte's metal-friendly vocals combined with the intricate fretwork of guitar wizard Oli Hebert, provide an incredibly heavy introduction to a band now on the edge of mainstream success.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Re release of classic December 13, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is the rerelease of the debut album by ATR. It presents them in there raw form. It doesnt necessarily sound like ATR but it is still an awesome cd to complete your collection. There are mind blowing riffs and growls that are sure to bring a smile to anyones face.
 This is the beganing May 9, 2007
All that remains is one of the best Metal bands of America because Its sound dosents seem to be trying to show-of, and has a European Style
Some mouths should stay closed...and some fingers, bound June 21, 2005
18 out of 21 found this review helpful
The reason this band sounds like Shadows Fall is because the lead singer, Phil Labonte, happens to be the former lead singer of Shadows Fall. The reason this band reminds you of Killswitch Engage is because they have the same producer,Adam Dutkiewicz. Now, as for insulting the musical content of All That Remains, you underestimate very heavily the skills of Ollie Herbert as a guitarist, who is on par, in comparison of musical knowledge and skill repertoire, with people like Buckethead and Paul Gilbert. Before you decide to vent your own frustrations with what you ineptly dub nu metal, get your facts straight. Nu metal was the crunch bands who were allowed only to be puppets of corporations, no solos, no real guitar work, just lots of chugging rhythms, dumb, violent lyrics and a saleable image. Of those bands, only Slipknot stepped out of the shadow of their record label, finally, on the Subliminal Verses, which is still very polished and mainstream. And you're right, Killswitch Engage may have existed before All That Remains, but I have a feeling Ollie Herbert has been trying to make a name for himself with his guitar skills for quite some years, and finally found a band to do it with, when All That Remains formed in 1998, with Phil Labonte still singing with Shadows Fall, as well. For reference, I suggest you listen to Ollie's Betcha' Can't Play This from Guitar World (someone help me with the month. '04), and take note of what he says about the riff's construction. He is much more musically grounded than people who go on stage knowing what it sounds like only after they play it. Also, before you make vociferous, snap judgments about bands, only hearing what Amazon offers you through their fish-tanked sound clips, which make almost every metal band indistinguishable from another, I suggest you go out and buy a record other than Killswitch Engage, who you seem to be enamored with, worshipping them as the gods of all things metal. You may want to start with Frank Zappa's "Them or Us," Steve Vai's "Passion and Warfare," or Death's "Human." As for legitimacy, All That Remains is a gem of a find in a minefield of metal that can be zombifying in its similarity. The only thing that justifies their label as a hardcore band is Phil Labonte's singing and reputation.
Speeding on in harmonic minor and diminished fury,
Anonymetal
Talent And Heart March 4, 2005
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
All that remains is one of the best in metal/hardcore scene today. They may not be as big as some other bands but they definitly have the talent and drive to back it up. Ive seen them live about 4 times now and they sound just as good live as they do on their albums. This album is brutally mind blowing from start to finish. If you liked "This Darkened Heart" Then your going to want to pick this one up beacuse its just as great.
Favorite Tracks 1 & 3
Great album October 12, 2004
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This is a very good album. I almost wish I had heard this before "This Darkened Heart". This album has a more raw feel to it. Less production trying to clean up the sound, which I like. I think both albums are great, but TDH sounds almost like they blended with Killswitch Engage (makes sense, seeing as how TDH was recorded and produced by Killswitch's guitarist, who also produces KE's stuff). This album definately has a more old school metal/grindcore feel to it. Either way I feel ATR is one of the best newer metal bands out there.
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