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SUICIDE SILENCE: 'Bludgeoned To Death' Video Available

February 25, 2008

"Bludgeoned To Death", the new video from the Riverside, California-based quintet SUICIDE SILENCE, can be viewed below. The clip was directed by David Brodsky, who has previously worked with GWAR and THE RED CHORD, among others.

SUICIDE SILENCE recently completed a European tour with BEHEMOTH. The band is scheduled to hit the road again in the U.S. with PARKWAY DRIVE and BURY YOUR DEAD in April/May.

SUICIDE SILENCE's "The Cleansing" album received a European release on February 18 (except in the UK, where it will arrive on March 31). It comes with the exclusive European bonus track "A Dead Current" as well as a CD enhancement consisting of six live clips from U.S. and UK.

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