Rock Band Weekly: All That Remains

by Alexander Sliwinski { Sep 5th 2008 at 5:50PM }

Three tracks from metal band All That Remains will be next week's Rock Band DLC offering. The songs "Two Weeks" and "Chiron" are off the band's latest album, Overcome, which will release Sept. 16. The tracks are offered at a special price for now and will cost double in one month.

All That Remains Pack (240

/ $3)

"This Calling" (80 / $1)
"Chiron" (80 / $1)
"Two Weeks" (80 / $1)

Videos for the tracks can be found after the break. The songs will be available for download next Tuesday and Thursday for Xbox 360 and PS3, respectively.

Tags: all-that-remains, rock-band, rock-band-weekly

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

OMGOMG @ Sep 5th 2008 5:52PM

I want my Moving Pictures!

I'm beginning to think the delay is more of a way to have more album DLC available at launch for RB2.

Come on, Harmonix. Stop teasing us!

Drew @ Sep 5th 2008 7:25PM

You want your Moving Pictures, huh? Well I want my GNR pack and rockabilly pack. Throw some Thorogood in too. Wait, whats that? They didn't plan them? And this shit metal is all they have?

The HORRA! THE HORRA!

Hafk @ Sep 5th 2008 11:43PM

BAAWWWW

I want the Rush DLC just as much as any other guy, but just be happy that RB gets DLC every week.

It'll come. They need to release a bunch of full albums to hit the 501 song count by Jan 1, 2009.

DCBlack @ Sep 6th 2008 11:15AM

Since this is the spot to complain, bring on H.I.M.

#28 @ Sep 5th 2008 6:00PM

Wow... Rather humorless today then.

gore on the floor @ Sep 5th 2008 6:01PM

I'd love to see the drum chart for the first song.

Songs like that are why Rock Band should have another bass pedal.

GibGirl @ Sep 5th 2008 6:01PM

Well, with RB2 coming soon, I'm not really complaining about this long period of mostly bad DLC. Rio has been the only thing I've purchased since The Who pack. Though I will be getting Rush's Moving Pictures once it finally makes it.

I'd say something about still waiting patiently for some goth music to finally show up to go with the style for my characters, but I'm not actually expecting Harmonix to release any, at this point.

äsdf @ Sep 5th 2008 6:19PM

DLC that doesn't appeal to you does not mean it is "bad". Everyone has different taste in music. I for one am glad to see something other than the same old Classic Rock pack or whatever people call it.

A diverse library is a good library ;3

Tiptup300 @ Sep 6th 2008 1:12AM

+22 ditto

RagnarokSam @ Sep 6th 2008 11:34AM

I agree with asdf.

Kellydude025 @ Sep 7th 2008 1:33AM

i for one enjoy the vartiety of DLC, but feel a need for more "Light" alternative rock.

Lets just say i can't wait "the Colour and the Shape" to drop

ANDERU @ Sep 8th 2008 12:46AM

Best. News. Ever.

eddie makuch @ Sep 5th 2008 6:03PM

this is AWESOME!

i saw them in concert 2 years ago

the female bassist is pretty cool too

NoHitHair @ Sep 5th 2008 6:04PM

I wonder what we did to make Harmonix hate us so much.

Shagittarius @ Sep 5th 2008 6:08PM

I wonder if this band looks in a mirror and feels the need to kick its own ass.

jynxycat @ Sep 5th 2008 6:11PM

Amazing stuff, and so cheap :O

10/10

Burritoclock @ Sep 5th 2008 6:14PM

Look, I hate doing this, but where can I see the full size version of your avatar? I have seen it for what seems like months now and I just need to put it to rest, ok.

Slayer @ Sep 5th 2008 6:30PM

Yes, there is no reason in hiding it any longer. Show us where you got the pic or turn in your gamers card. Your choice. >:)

Tiptup300 @ Sep 6th 2008 2:40PM

Damn, I was about to ask again.

Burritoclock @ Sep 5th 2008 6:12PM

I too am actually glad for the last few crap weeks, and the delay of moving pictures. The reason being that after my third drumset crapping out I am currently drumless until the Ion drums arrive...

And then Camera eye will be destroyed.

äsdf @ Sep 5th 2008 6:25PM

As I said above, just because you don't like the music that doesn't make it "bad". Everyone has different taste, so the broader Rock Band's library gets, the better it gets.

Burritoclock @ Sep 5th 2008 6:48PM

I agree, I called it crap, I didn't assault the people that like it.

I am sure there are those who don't like Alanis being in RB2, or didn't like the cars, or whatever. Doesn't bother me t'all

Iceman346 @ Sep 5th 2008 6:16PM

Great :) I'm a big fan and more good music on Rock Band is needed. I'm kinda playing the same ~10-20 songs repeatedly so I'm happy for any variety.

snarfoogle @ Sep 5th 2008 6:33PM

How about ATR releases another album as good as Fall of Ideals instead of DLC for Rock Band?

Skunk Ape @ Sep 5th 2008 7:54PM

Dont you mean This Darkened Heart? The Fall of Ideals was crap.

snarfoogle @ Sep 5th 2008 9:38PM

I will not give in to fascist beliefs.

zombiejesus @ Sep 5th 2008 6:39PM

Who?

KeenCommander @ Sep 5th 2008 6:46PM

This Calling for $1? STEAL!

Haggard @ Sep 5th 2008 7:39PM

You cretins may enjoy this music, but is it fun to play?

ChooChooCharlie @ Sep 5th 2008 8:46PM

Awesome!

Six was my favorite bonus song from GH2.

RagnarokSam @ Sep 5th 2008 10:36PM

A shame...

I was going to go see this band perform tomorrow, but the show has been canceled due to the hurricane :/

at least they are coming back to this area in December.

JohnHeist @ Sep 5th 2008 11:29PM

SWEET.

This Calling is awesome, haven't heard much of the new stuff though. *listens*

Gah...Rock Band needs a double bass pedal, even if they keep mapping it the same way it is.

neko to kuruma @ Sep 6th 2008 3:50AM

I keep wishing for some good extreme metal bands and I keep getting lame metalcore. What gives, HMX?

Brett from Atlanta @ Sep 6th 2008 4:10AM

Who cares, c'mon harmonix release good bands again. There's a reason these scrubs' songs are only a buck.

RDX @ Sep 6th 2008 1:48PM

Man, I love people who bash bands that they have probably never listened to and are too focused on their own personal tastes to appreciate any other kinds of music.