Suicide Silence announce Graceless and release its title track
The deathcore veterans will issue Graceless on November 20 via Century Media, previewing it with a sub-two-minute title track and video.
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Suicide Silence announced a new album, Graceless, on September 11 and released its title track at the same time. The album is due November 20 via Century Media, and the band describes the new material as a return to the direct, communal way it wrote heavy music in its early years.
The title track is under two minutes and arrived with a music video. Guitarist Chris Garza framed the record around stripping away distractions and serving the identity of the band, while the album follows 2023's Remember... You Must Die. The band also has a fall Reminders Of Hell Tour scheduled for November and December.
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Why it matters
For a long-running deathcore band, a new album announcement paired with a concise, deliberately back-to-basics title track is a solid guitar-world release story rather than routine promotional noise.
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