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Track List
01) Doris
02) Silence
03) Listen
04) Dying in a Red Room
05) Hold Me Up, Hold Me Down
06) Run
07) The Zero
08) Conformity
09) Don't Be Careful, You Might Hurt Yourself
01) Doris
02) Silence
03) Listen
04) Dying in a Red Room
05) Hold Me Up, Hold Me Down
06) Run
07) The Zero
08) Conformity
09) Don't Be Careful, You Might Hurt Yourself
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2017
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"Suicide Silence" is the eponymous fifth studio album by metal band Suicide Silence, released on February 24, 2017 by Nuclear Blast. The album is an infamous departure from their signature deathcore musical style, pursuing a more 1990s influenced nu metal sound instead. Reviews for the album were mostly negatively received from fans and critics alike.
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Following the loss of frontman Mitch Lucker in 2012 and 2014’s barnstorming, bittersweet renewal ‘You Can’t Stop Me’ with new vocalist Eddie Hermida at the helm, it’s understandable that these Californian firebrands are opening a new chapter.
Yet by suppressing their deathcore roots and embracing a ragged, raw and downright messy nu metal-esque sound, they’ve shed the very thing that made them great.
From the lethargic, dragged-out meanderings of ‘Conformity’ to the disjointed sludge of ‘Silence’ and Korn-esque gloom of ‘Run’ – Eddie’s wail-to-a-roar vocals wobbling all over the place – this record falls short in almost every respect. A disappointing album. ---- rocksound.tv
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"Suicide Silence" is the eponymous fifth studio album by metal band Suicide Silence, released on February 24, 2017 by Nuclear Blast. The album is an infamous departure from their signature deathcore musical style, pursuing a more 1990s influenced nu metal sound instead. Reviews for the album were mostly negatively received from fans and critics alike.
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Following the loss of frontman Mitch Lucker in 2012 and 2014’s barnstorming, bittersweet renewal ‘You Can’t Stop Me’ with new vocalist Eddie Hermida at the helm, it’s understandable that these Californian firebrands are opening a new chapter.
Yet by suppressing their deathcore roots and embracing a ragged, raw and downright messy nu metal-esque sound, they’ve shed the very thing that made them great.
From the lethargic, dragged-out meanderings of ‘Conformity’ to the disjointed sludge of ‘Silence’ and Korn-esque gloom of ‘Run’ – Eddie’s wail-to-a-roar vocals wobbling all over the place – this record falls short in almost every respect. A disappointing album. ---- rocksound.tv
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