History Music / SuicideSilence

* Alex Lopez - drums (2006-2002)

* Alex Lopez – drums (2006–present)

* ReligionRantSong: "Unanswered," "The Fallen," "In A Photograph," from ''TheCleansing'', and "Something Invisible" from ''No Time To Bleed''.

** 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 Music/CannibalCorpse and Greg Puciato of TheDillingerEscapePlan showed up on ''You Can't Stop Me.'' Darius Tehrani of Spite was the sole guest on ''Become the Hunter''.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Usually a Hard 10, though some songs can hit a solid 11 ("Lifted"), or go down to a hard 9 ("Sacred Words"). Their self-titled album can go anywhere from a 6 ("Dying in a Red Room") to a 9 ("Don't Be Careful, You Might Hurt Yourself").

* ZombieApocalypse: The music video for "Slaves to Substance".

* SopranoAndGravel: Have started using cleans as of the self-titled thanks to Eddie's greater range. Lucker apparently wanted to expand into them as well and was working with a vocal coach to effect this, but it [[AuthorExistenceFailure obviously never materialized]].

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 Creator/{{Capcom}} themselves to delete the song's music video from Website/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, which garnered much better and positive reception compared to with Hermida's vocals. It's unknown what Hermida's status in the band is after the scandal, especially now in regards to his return to All Shall Perish.

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 Website/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, which garnered much better and positive reception compared to with Hermida's vocals. It's unknown what Hermida's status in the band is after the scandal, especially now in regards to his return to All Shall Perish.

+ Music/{{Suffocation}}, Music/{{Korn}}, Music/MorbidAngel, Music/{{Devourment}}, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Nile}}, Music/{{Hatebreed}}, Music/{{Skinless}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/AliceInChains, Music/MachineHead, Music/{{Slipknot}}, Music/{{Mudvayne}}, Music/RobZombie, Music/{{Sepultura}}, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/NapalmDeath, Music/{{Decapitated}}, Music/TheDillingerEscapePlan, Music/{{Origin}}, Music/{{Aborted}}, Music/{{Wormed}}, Music/{{Cryptopsy}}, Music/{{Psycroptic}}, Music/TheRedChord, Music/CattleDecapitation, Music/{{Meshuggah}}

** 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 Music/CannibalCorpse and Greg Puciato of TheDillingerEscapePlan showed up on ''You Can't Stop Me.''

* {{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 2000s.

* NuMetal: Heavily influenced by this and were one of the first deathcore groups to mix the latter genre with it. ''The Black Crown'', in particular, made it a central part of their sound, and tracks like "You Only Live Once", "Fuck Everything", and "Witness the Addiction" (the last one of which even featured [[Music/{{Korn}} Jonathan Davis]]) owed more to nu metal than to deathcore. The self-titled is a full jump into the style with very few traces of their original style.

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

!!Tropes Displayed by Suicide Silence:

* CoverVersion: "Engine No. 9" by Music/{{Deftones}} and "Them Bones" by Music/AliceInChains.

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

* NuMetal: Heavily influenced by this and were one of the first deathcore groups to mix the latter genre with it. The self-titled is a full jump into the style with very few traces of their original style.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The self-titled EP was far more heavily death metal-influenced, with quite a bit of riffing that wasn't entirely removed from the early 2000s California Bay Area technical/brutal death style (and was written well before Dan Kenny, who had been part of that scene when he was in Carnivorous, was even in the picture). Even ''The Cleansing'', while decidedly a deathcore album, was still more rooted in death metal than anything that followed.

* NiceGuy: 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 Website/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, which garnered much better and positive reception compared to with Hermida's vocals. It's unknown what Hermida's status in the band is after the scandal, especially now in regards to his return to All Shall perish.

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 Website/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.

*** 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 Music/CannibalCorpse and Greg Puciato of TheDillingerEscapePlan showed up on ''You Can't Stop Me.''
*** As of 2018, Mike Carrigan (Darkest Hour) is filling in for Mark Heylmun while the latter tends to family issues.
*** Michael Barr (of the Volumes fame) lent his voice to ''[[VideoGame/DevilMayCry5 Subhuman]]'', after the controversy involving Eddie Hermida has been brought to light and the song had to be re-recorded without his vocals.