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SUICIDE SILENCE: Performance Footage Of New Song Available

April 8, 2009

Video footage of California deathcore masters SUICIDE SILENCE performing a brand new song, "Wake Up", at last night's (Tuesday, April 7) Epiphone Revolver Golden Gods Awards at Club Nokia in downtown Los Angeles can be viewed below. Also available is performance footage of the same track from March 27, 2009 at the Marquee Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona.

SUICIDE SILENCE recently finished recording its new album, "No Time To Bleed", with acclaimed producer Machine (LAMB OF GOD) for a summer release via Century Media Records.

The band is currently headlining the second stage on the Music As A Weapon IV tour, performing alongside such acclaimed acts as DISTURBED and KILLSWITCH ENGAGE.

Commented vocalist Mitch Lucker: "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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