History Music / SuicideSilence

In September 2018, it was revealed that they would be performing a song for ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', ''Subhuman'', to be used as Dante's battle theme. It, too, received extreme backlash. In addition, it was brought to light that earlier, near the end of 2017, current vocalist Eddie Hermida was involved in a sexual harassment scandal. The resulting PR kerfuffle caused Capcom themselves to delete the song's music video from YouTube and edit out all instances of the song from new trailers. They later announced that they did not know about the scandal until after ''Subhuman'' had been completed, and in no uncertain terms would be distancing themselves from the collaboration, opting to re-record Hermida's vocals with those provided by Michael Barr.

* FiveBadBand:
** TheBigBad: Chris
** TheDragon: Dan
** TheEvilGenius: Mark
** TheBrute: Alex
** [[SixthRanger Fifth Ranger]]: Eddie

In September 2018, it was revealed that they would be performing a song for ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', ''Subhuman'', to be used as Dante's battle theme. It, too, received extreme backlash. In addition, it was brought to light that earlier, near the end of 2017, current vocalist Eddie Hermida was involved in a sexual harassment scandal. The resulting PR kerfuffle caused Capcom themselves to delete the song's music video from YouTube and edit out all instances of the song from new trailers. They later announced that they did not know about the scandal until after ''Subhuman'' had been completed, and in no uncertain terms would be distancing themselves from the collaboration.

* NiceGuy[=/=]MeanCharacterNiceActor: Lucker was credited as one, most noticeably, with the donation of $800 worth of toys to a variety Boys & Girls Club.

In September 2018, it was revealed that they would be performing a song for ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', ''Subhuman'', to be used as Dante's battle theme. It, too, received extreme backlash. In addition, it was brought to light that earlier, near the end of 2017, current vocalist Eddie Hermida was involved in a sexual harassment scandal. The resulting PR kerfuffle caused Capcom themselves to delete the song's music video from YouTube and edit out all instances of the song from new trailers.

+ Music/{{Suffocation}}, Music/{{Korn}}, Music/MorbidAngel, Music/{{Devourment}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Nile}}, Music/{{Hatebreed}}, Music/{{Skinless}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/MachineHead, Music/{{Slipknot}}, Music/{{Mudvayne}}, Music/{{Sepultura}}, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/NapalmDeath, Music/{{Origin}}, Music/TheRedChord, Music/CattleDecapitation, Music/{{Meshuggah}}

* InSpiteOfANail: Even if Mitch had lived, they would have still made the self-titled and switched to nu metal; ''The Black Crown'' made it very apparent that they were heading in that direction, and Mitch was working with a vocal coach shortly before his death to expand into cleans. How long it would have taken is anyone's guess, but it was inevitable either way.

2014 is looking like a return to form of the band. Currently, the band is working on their fourth studio album titled ''You Can't Stop Me'' (named after a song Mitch wrote before his passing) which is to be released during the summer of 2014. A single titled [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-uqrYLIzXI Cease to Exist]] came out in May 2014 to positive reception. Live shows started happening again, starting with Soundwave in Australia, several appearances in Asia, and finally making their first American show with Eddie at the Golden God Awards 2014. Despite the untimely death of Mitch Lucker, it seems that the band is back on their feet.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Usually a Hard 10, though some songs can hit a solid 11 ("Lifted"), or go down to a hard 9 ("Sacred Words").

+ Music/{{Suffocation}}, Music/{{Korn}}, Music/MorbidAngel, Music/{{Devourment}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Nile}}, Music/{{Hatebreed}}, Music/{{Skinless}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Slipknot}}, Music/{{Mudvayne}}, Music/{{Sepultura}}, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Origin}}, Music/TheRedChord, Music/CattleDecapitation, Music/{{Meshuggah}}

* MetalScream: Mitch was known for his extremely high Type 3s - which influenced many other deathcore vocalists to come, as well as occasional Type 1s and 2s.

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*** As for studio efforts, Frank Mullen of Music/{{Suffocation}}, Johnathan Davis of Music/{{Korn}}, and Alexia Rodriguez of Eyes Set to Kill on ''The Black Crown.'' George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher of CannibalCorpse and Greg Puciato of TheDillingerEscapePlan showed up on ''You Can't Stop Me.''

2011 saw the release of ''The Black Crown''. They signed onto Nuclear Blast Afterwards; however, they've yet to release anything under that label.

Disaster struck in November 1, 2012, when Lucker died from a motorcycle accident, effectively putting the band on hiatus due to Lucker being the main driving force of the band, and to help support his 5 year old daughter. The latest show was on the supposed doomsday of 2012.

* SpecialGuest: Many during the memorial show on December 21, 2012. This is just a small list:
** Chad Grey of Music/{{Mudvayne}}
** Tim Lambesis of Music/AsILayDying
** Eddie Hermida of All Shall Perish
** Phil Bozeman of Whitechapel
** Johnny Plague of Winds Of Plague
** Austin Carlile of Of Mice and Men

* Mark Heylmun – lead guitar (2006–present)

* Dan Kenny – bass guitar (2008–present)
* Hernan "Eddie" Hermida - lead vocals (2013-present)

!!!Notable Past Members:
* Mitch Lucker (RIP) – lead vocals (2002–2012)

* IAmTheBand: Chris Garza, as of Lucker's death.

* XMeetsY: Music/{{Suffocation}} and Music/{{Devourment}} meets Music/TheDillingerEscapePlan and Music/{{Korn}}. In fact, the vocalist for all of these bands bar Devourment have collaborated with the band before.

* {{Deathcore}}: Along with Music/AllShallPerish, Music/DespisedIcon, and Music/{{Whitechapel}}, they became the poster children of the genre once it had established itself around the late 2010s.

* {{Deathcore}}

** ''No Time to Bleed'' introduced the atonal guitar solos that carried onto the next album.
** ''The Black Crown'' had more NuMetal and GrooveMetal influences, which were carried over to ''You Can't Stop Me''.

*** As for studio efforts, Frank Mullen of Music/{{Suffocation}}, Johnathan Davis of Music/{{Korn}}, and Alexia Rodriguez of Eyes Set to Kill on ''The Black Crown.'' George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher of CannibalCorpse and Greg Puciato of TheDillingerEscapePlan are slated to appear on ''You Can't Stop Me.''

** The self-titled is apparently a GenreShift to nu metal.

* NuMetal: Heavily influenced by this and were one of the first deathcore groups to mix the latter genre with it. The self-titled is apparently supposed to be a more-or-less complete jump into the style.

* ZombieApocalypse: The music video for Slaves to Substance.