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Biography
The group currently consist of five members: lead vocalist Hernan "Eddie" Hermida, guitarists Chris Garza and Mark Heylmun, bassist Dan Kenny and drummer Alex Lopez. Many of the members were already working on separate projects at the time of formation, but these were eventually dropped as they chose to focus on Suicide Silence, realising the enormous potential of the band.
Indeed, the band has enjoyed success, gaining the praise of many musical heavy weights and receiving favourable reviews. In 2009 they were awarded the Revolver Golden God award. The have been compared to and associated with a number of great artists throughout their reign, some of which include All Shall Perish, Light This City, Animosity and The Funeral Pyre.
In 2008 they signed with Century Media and released their debut full length album ‘The Cleansing’. It sold 7250 copies in its first week alone and became the most successful selling debut album the record label had ever produced. The success of their album led to a world tour which culminated in the band gaining a large fan base worldwide. Their second album, ‘No Time to Bleed’ was even more successful than the first and sold double the amount of copies in its first week than their debut.
Some of the bands biggest hits include ‘You Only Live Once’, ‘No Pity for a Coward’, ‘Disengage’ and ‘Wake up’.
Live reviews
Suicide Silence has been killing it since 2002. Suicide Silence have had to deal with the loss of their vocalist Mitch Lucker who passed away in a tragic motorbike accident which devastated the fans including me. I took the loss of Mitch really hard, it was like a part of me died with him. He was and still is my saving grace a long with many inspiring people. A lot of people thought that this was the end of Suicide Silence but they managed to rise from the blow. They produced a kick ass record with their new vocalist Eddie Hermida. The new record 'You Can't Stop Us' blew my mind, it was beyond phenomenal. Suicide Silence has probably one of the best relationships with us fans. We've stuck together through thick and thin. They have given us hope when we had none, they have shown us the way when all was lost. Words cannot describe the love I have for this band, I can never repay what they have done for me. Suicide Silence has become a part of who I am. Suicide Silence speak and connect to their fans in more ways than one.
Suicide Silence can announce a show, the same day that it is and fans would go out of their way to be there. Previous vocalist Mitch Lucker lived by the motto, "You only live once so go fucking nuts right?" and has passed that down to the fans. Everyone eventually loves Suicide Silence, no matter their opinion in the start. Their music is like a drug and I just can't get enough. Mitch Lucker was also famous for his signature move, The Lucker Stomp.
For any band, the death of the lead singer would be devastating, destabilising event, one that would, nine times out of ten, force the demise of the group. Where California deathcore outfit Suicide Silence are concerned, though, the relative brevity of their career - the fact that they were barely just starting out when frontman Mitch Lucker died in a motorcycle accident - should really have spelled the end of their short career. After taking a year away to take stock of the situation, they returned towards the end of 2013 with a new lead singer, Hernan Hermida of All Shall Perish. As a tribute to Lucker, the band released Ending Is the Beginning: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show as a live album and DVD in early 2014. They went on to return to the European festival circuit, with Hermida proving a similarly energetic presence to Lucker onstage, as the band played choice cuts from their three studio albums as well as previewing a couple of tracks from their then-forthcoming fourth record. After a standout set at Germany’s huge Rock am Ring festival truly announced their return to the live stage, the band have announced eight UK live dates for November, with new album You Can’t Stop Me having just dropped to excellent reviews.
Despite the almost two years of heart wrenching pain, these guys are still going strong after losing the incredibly talented vocals of Mitch Lucker. I had the honor of seeing them while Mitch was still alive and have seen them since with Eddie Hermida. Despite the fact that they are not the same man, Eddie is the only person who pails in comparison to Mitch and the members were very smart and lucky to be blessed with such an incredible vocalist. Along with everything that has happened including fans who are for some reason angry that they got a new vocalist and continued making music, these guys are keeping a somewhat original tone that they had with Mitch, yet still newer elements so Eddie is comfortable and they don't have one thought of walking on Mitch's grave. The members will still do things dedicated to Mitch despite the amount of time that has passed since his passing, I definitely recommend anyone who likes them to see or meet them at any given chance.
I was thrilled to be a part of this excellent experience! As part of the VIP package, I was able to meet all of the band, enjoy meeting other fans, and have a taco blast!
The performance that Suicide Silence puts on is close to spectacular, exuding their love of music and engaging the audience to become a greater part of it.
Guys, you rock! I look forward to seeing you again very soon!!!
Suicide Silence was amazing fantastic and being followed up with Korn was amazing. Korn put on a fantastic 20th anniversary show, they brought the house down, all the bands did a fantastic job couldn't ask for a better show.
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