HIMSA And ALL THAT REMAINS Music Featured On MTV's 'Viva La Bam'

April 23, 2004

This Sunday's (April 25) edition of MTV's "Viva La Bam" will feature the HIMSA track "Dominion", taken from the band's current "Courting Tragedy and Disaster" disc. Fresh off the BLEEDING THROUGH/DEATH BY STEREO tour, the band will shoot a video for "A Girl In Glass" in late May and hit the road with SHADOWS FALL, AS I LAY DYING and REMEMBERING NEVER tour in July.

The Sunday, May 2 edition (the SLAYER episode!) of "Viva La Bam" will feature six tracks from ALL THAT REMAINS' critically acclaimed "This Darkened Heart" CD. The tracks "And Death In My Arms", "The Deepest Gray", "Vicious Betrayal", "Passion", "For Salvation" and the title cut will all be featured throughout the program. The band have just completed a video for "The Deepest Gray" with director Ian McFarland and will embark on a U.S. supporting PRONG starting May 5.

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