Artist: Still Remains
Genre(s):
Rock
Rock: Hard-Rock
Discography:
The Serpent
Year: 2007
Tracks: 11
Of Love and Lunacy
Year: 2005
Tracks: 12
A metalcore act as from the small upper berth Midwestern city of Thou Rapids, MI, Still Remains invalidate the defile of sounding like every similar young band in their elect mood by prominently victimization synthesizers alongside the unison-riff guitars. As a final examination result, their music has a strong similarity to European symphonic major power metallic element acts of the Apostles such as Nightwish, giving the group a strong following both on the Continent and among Compass north American fans of the style. Still Clay formed in 2002 with an master copy card of isaac Bashevis Singer T.J. Miller, guitarists Steve Schallert and Jordan Gilliam, keyboardist Zach Philip Milton Roth, bassist Evan Willey, and drummer Cameron Macintosh (before long replaced by A.J. Barrett). Chase a self-released EP debut, 2003's Dying with a Smile, Still Remains made their uncut debut with 2004's If Sexual love Was Max Born to Die. A major staff office change followed, with Schallert and Gilliam replaced by young guitarists Microphone Christian church and Jordan Whelan for the band's Roadrunner Records debut, 2005's Of Love and Lunacy. So far close to other major power shift followed the discharge of that record album, with Barrett leaving to get married Christian metalcore pretend as the Encounter, replaced by Adrian Commons. Philip Milton Roth and Willey too exited in 2006, replaced by keyboardist Ben Schauland and bassist Steve Hetland, going Miller the sole master copy fellow member leftover. After extensive tours in EC and the United States, Still Remains worked with producer Steve Evetts to record their twinkling studio album, 2007's The Serpent.
