Hear ALL THAT REMAINS fight for a clean break on new song “Let You Go”

Back in May, All That Remains unleashed “Divine,” the metalcore pioneers’ first original material since 2018 and the tragic death of their long-time guitar player Oli Herbert. Today (June 13th), vocalist Philip Labonte and Co. are back with another new single, “Let You Go.”

The song has got a heavier Disturbed vibe and packs a monstrous breakdown; it arrived accompanied by a high-octane performance video capturing the group’s current lineup — Labonte, guitarists Jason Richardson and Mike Martin, bassist Matt Deis and drummer Anthony Barone — in action.

“As a lyricist, I find songs about the human condition to be most compelling,” Labonte commented. “‘Let You Go’ is a great example of that. So many can relate to being in a bad relationship that you can’t seem to break out of. Be it with a substance (or with a person) and this song speaks to that struggle so many of us are familiar with.”

All That Remains — who are 100 percent independent right now and releasing all their music via their own label, All That Remains Records — are set to hit the road this summer with Megadeth and Mudvayne on the “Destroy All Enemies” tour. Check the full itinerary here.

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