Suicide Silence

Suicide Silence's self-titled album has its bright spots, but with that opening »Tee Hee« chorus, recycled watered-down ideas and needlessly stretched-out arrangements, those bright spots are invisible. No wonder it's been dubbed the St.…

We survived four days of hellish heat and a hellish lineup that was once again a varied one this year, and now the last day of Metaldays 2015 was upon us!

Fans shouldn't be disappointed, since it delivers everything you'd expect from the band. The only problem is a lack of imagination in the songwriting, which leaves too many tracks sounding alike.

Suicide Silence's comeback went over well despite the poor turnout. Plenty of doubts were put to rest. On the flip side, the band will need a bit more time before fans get used to the new vocalist.

Hernan "Eddie" Hermida hardly needs an introduction. He's a major name in the deathcore scene, and he was already shaping it with the legendary All Shall Perish.

Destruction, technicality and a sea of brutal kids, a beach mirage with a dash of generic and a massive sound are a guarantee of a successful party without any huge peaks, while Slovenian melodeath turns out to be a pretty fine side dish to…

With their third album, Suicide Silence keep their grip on the most extreme, brutal reaches of sonic terror in deathcore. An even more sharply defined record, with an even bigger dose of fury.

Venue: Gasometer / Vienna / AustriaConcert date: 06.11.2010Attendance: 2500Ticket price: 26€ (presale) / 30€ (day of show) What got so many fans from Austria's neighboring countries, plus the Austrians themselves, to show up in one single…

No Time To Bleed isn't as aggressive, deadly, and uncompromisingly brutal as the debut. A touch more polish in the songwriting and more guitar melodies make for a different album, but it's still 100% Suicide Silence.

Suicide Silence are a band from the US (California). Their album "The Cleansing", the follow-up to the EP "Suicide Silence" (2002), came out in North America, where releases like this often beat the European market to the punch, last