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SUICIDE SILENCE Frontman Interviewed At EPIPHONE REVOLVER GOLDEN GODS AWARDS

April 25, 2009

HeadbangersBlog.com conducted an interview with SUICIDE SILENCE frontman Mitch Lucker backstage at the first annual Epiphone Revolver Golden Gods Awards, which was held on April 7 at Club Nokia in downtown Los Angeles. He talks about performing at the event, the growing popularity of extreme metal, what's coming up for America's deathcore sweethearts and why they hate being called deathcore.

The entire six-minute chat is available for streaming at this location.

SUICIDE SILENCE recently posted a new song "Lifted" on the band's MySpace page. The track comes off the group's new album, "No Time To Bleed", which is scheduled for release on June 30 via Century Media Records. The CD was recorded with acclaimed producer Machine (LAMB OF GOD).

As previously reported, SUICIDE SILENCE has announced the addition of bassist Dan Kenny (ex-ANIMOSITY) to the group's ranks. The band comments: "As many of you may know, we parted ways with Mike Bodkins late last year and have been touring with Dan Kenny (ex-ANIMOSITY) on bass ever since. Things have been going very well with Dan and we feel it appropriate to welcome him into the family on a permanent level at this point. Please come out and party with all five of us on the Music as a Weapon IV currently in progress and make Dan feel at home! The second stage (the one we headline) is completely FREE. Long live Dan Kenny!"

SUICIDE SILENCE vocalist Mitch Lucker previously stated about the band's new CD: "There is absolutely no doubt that this is our strongest effort to date. We've all grown quite a bit as musicians over the last few years. The last record was tracked in a live setting over a period of two weeks and this time around we've carefully crafted a record on an even larger scale with Machine's services at the helm. This is a huge step in the right direction for us."

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