Still Remains
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"Still Remains" is also a song from the 1994 Stone Temple Pilots album Purple.
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| Background information | ||
| Origin |  Grand Rapids, Michigan |
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| Genre(s) | Metalcore | |
| Years active | 2002–present | |
| Label(s) | Roadrunner Records | |
| Website | Official site | |
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| T.J. Miller Mike Church Jordan Whelan Steve Hetland Adrian "Bone" Green Ben Schauland |
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Still Remains are a metalcore band from Grand Rapids, Michigan currently signed to Roadrunner Records, who formed out of previous Grand Rapids based hardcore band Shades of Amber. In early 2006, Still Remains joined the headlining Welsh metal band Bullet for My Valentine, along with Hawthorne Heights and Aiden, on the Kerrang XXV Tour.
Still Remains are known for their unique sound, by incorporating keyboards into American modern metal sounds, to create a distinct, euro-metal sound into their music. The band cite bands like In Flames and Children of Bodom as their influences. They have recently covered Nine Inch Nails's Head Like a Hole for the Kerrang! free CD, High Voltage: A Brief History of Rock, celebrating the magazine's 25th anniversary.
Very recently, the band's keyboardist, Zach Roth, left the group. Also, bass player Evan Willey left the band so that he and his wife could raise their baby.
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[edit] Members
- T.J. Miller – vocals
- Mike Church – guitar, vocals
- Jordan Whelan – guitar
- Steve Hetland – bass
- Adrian "Bone" Green – drums
- Ben Schauland – keyboards
[edit] Former
- Evan Willey – bass
- A.J. Barrette – drums (Now in The Showdown)
- Cameron MacIntosh – drums
- Steve Schallert – guitar, vocals (Now in The Tide)
- Jordan Gilliam – guitar, vocals
- Zach Roth – Keyboards
[edit] Discography
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If Love Was Born to Die |
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Of Love and Lunacy
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The Serpent
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