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All That Remains<\/a><\/strong> have officially welcomed Ken Susi<\/strong> as their new guitarist.<\/p>\n The former Unearth<\/strong> and As I Lay Dying<\/strong> guitarist has joined the Massachusetts metalcore veterans following the departure of Jason Richardson<\/strong><\/a>, who exited the band last July after nearly seven years. Richardson<\/strong> originally stepped into the role in late 2018, following the tragic passing of founding guitarist Oliver “Oli” Herbert<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Susi<\/strong> confirmed the news on Monday, January 12, sharing a heartfelt statement on social media that highlighted both his deep personal history with the band and the emotional weight of the role he\u2019s stepping into.<\/p>\n “I\u2019m incredibly honored to be joining All That Remains<\/strong> as their new guitarist,” Susi<\/strong> wrote. “My connection to this band goes back to the late \u201990s, when I first met Mike <\/strong>[Martin<\/strong>], Oli<\/strong> and Phil<\/strong> [Labonte<\/strong>] at underground shows in Western Massachusetts.”<\/p>\n According to Susi<\/strong>, those formative years in the New England metal scene helped shape his musical identity \u2014 making his arrival in All That Remains<\/strong> feel less like a new chapter and more like a return. “Those early days shaped so much of who I am, and coming back together now truly feels full circle,” he added.<\/p>\n Susi<\/strong> also addressed the significance of replacing Oliver Herbert<\/strong>, who co-founded All That Remains<\/strong> and helped define the band\u2019s sound before his death in 2018. “I\u2019m also deeply honored to step in for my late friend Oli Herbert<\/strong>,” Susi<\/strong> said. “Oli<\/strong> was not only an extraordinary musician, but a close friend whose presence and influence will always be felt.”<\/p>\n Acknowledging the gravity of the role, Susi<\/strong> emphasized that Herbert\u2019<\/strong>s legacy remains untouchable. “His shoes can never truly be filled, and I carry his spirit with me every time I pick up the guitar.”<\/p>\n “After decades of friendship, shared history, and mutual support, it means everything to get on stage with this band and contribute to a project I genuinely believe in,” he wrote. “I can\u2019t wait to hit the road and share what we\u2019ve been working on with all of you.”<\/p>\n All That Remains<\/strong> will hit the road across the U.S. come April and May 2026. The tour features Born Of Osiris<\/strong> and Dead Eyes<\/strong>, and the whole thing kicks off on April 29 at Empire Live in Albany, NY. Get your tickets here<\/a>.<\/p>\n 4\/29 Albany NY Empire Live Enter your information below to get a daily update with all of our headlines and receive The Orchard Metal newsletter.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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