Suicide Silence - Remember... You Must Die - Import CD

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Suicide Silence

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Suicide Silence's first album back on Century Media, "Remember... You Must Die", is a sure sign of their return to the "ferocious Suicide Silence"! Remember... You Must Die" is a "full return". Suicide Silence, the reigning godfathers of modern extreme metal deathcore, present their latest work, which boasts a tremendous amount of madness and heat. This is the band's first release on Century Media Records since their first three albums with the late Mitch Lucker, "The Cleansing" (2007), "No Time To Bleed" (2009), and "The Black Crown" (2011), which established the band's popularity as a deathcore band and is still highly regarded today. Century Media Records. This album is a triumphant return to the brutality of those days, as it is a triumphant return to the label, and should be listened to by fans who left the band with "Suicide Silence" (2017), the Ross Robinson-produced album that turned the band in the direction of new metal." As a result of stepping back from "Deathcore" and reassessing themselves, the band has been able to return once again to the core sound of Suicide Silence. Mark Heylmun recalls that the theme of this album was "H.A.P." (heavy as possible? = as heavy as possible). The members constantly asked themselves this phrase during the songwriting process, resulting in songs that are thoroughly focused on being heavy as possible. (1) "Remember...", which contains a disturbing atmosphere. (1) "Remember..." with its unsettling atmosphere and (2) "You Must Die" with its concentrated brutality, fans of the past will no doubt shout for joy. The band's speed is overwhelming, as well as the horrific breakdowns of (5) "Kill Forever" and (7) "Altar of Self," and even (3) "Capable of Violence (N.F.W.)," which drew a lot of attention for its overdone, horror-filled music video. Also, "Fucked For Life," which could have been born out of the band's shift to nü-metal, shows a new side of the band. The album also features one of Eddie Hermida's most electrifying performances after a decade in the shadow of the charismatic Mitch Lucker and under intense scrutiny from fans: the roar of despair at the center of Suicide Silence's sonic whirlpool, The despair at the heart of Suicide Silence's sonic vortex is skillfully expressed through the manipulation of snarls, squeals, and growls. This is the straightest, heaviest deathcore album since I joined the band. There are no rules, no limitations, and everyone will bow down to it! Another key element of this album is the superb drumming of Ernie Iniguez, who joined the band in 2022. He has been a part of the band since the last album, but now that he is a full-fledged member, he has taken the band to the next level. Ernie approached this album from the perspective of a fan of the band and a hungry musician. Ernie was the driving force behind injecting greed into the band," says Chris Garza. Chris continues, "SUICIDE SILENCE will be Suicide Silence again! Chris Garza continues, "SUICIDE SILENCE is going back to being Suicide Silence! We've been through hell and back for a long time to get here, but we're better than ever! We've been through hell and back for a long time, but we're better than ever! ＜Suicide Silence Eddie Hermida vocals Chris Garza - guitar Mark Heylmun - guitar Dan Kenny bass Ernie Iniguez drums