Suicide Silence Announces November Album, Releases Title Track

The 11-song tracklist includes “Unenlightened,” “Make Your Exit,” “Rotting Inside,” “Cursed Since Birth,” “Incisions,” “Parasitic,” “Reminders of Hell,” “NVRFXLD,” “Devoured Dreams” and “Sour,” in addition to the title track.
The Reminders of Hell Tour is scheduled to conclude with a December 13 show at 1720 in Los Angeles, following the band’s December 12 performance in San Jose.
The album’s production and mixing team brings additional heavy-music credentials: Austin Coupe has worked with The Devil Wears Prada and Thousand Below, while mixer Hunter Young is associated with Moodring and PSYCHO-FRAME.
Wall of Sound places Graceless in the context of Suicide Silence’s recent trajectory, describing 2023’s Remember... You Must Die as a notable improvement after the band’s more divisive 2017 self-titled album and the COVID-era Become the Hunter.
The release was reportedly pushed back by one week, nearly putting Suicide Silence’s new single on the same day as All Shall Perish’s “Be as Kings, Be as Gods,” the latter band’s first release since 2011’s This Is Where It Ends.
Suicide Silence announced their eighth studio album, Graceless, arriving November 20 through Century Media. The band released the title track this week, marking their first new music in three years. The 11-song record was produced by Austin Coupe and mixed by Hunter Young, both veterans of the heavy music scene Lambgoat.
The release coincides with Suicide Silence's Reminders of Hell Tour alongside Emmure, AngelMaker, and Synestia across North America. Guitarist Chris Garza is prepared to rejoin the band after a break to recover from intense touring demands Rock N Load.
The title track "Graceless" opens the album with classic death metal ferocity mixed with hardcore-punk energy Metal Planet Music. A accompanying music video premiered this week, showcasing the band's visceral style. The song marks Suicide Silence's return after three years away from releasing new material.
Graceless contains 11 tracks spread across the album NextMosh. Beyond the title track, songs include "Unenlightened," "Make Your Exit," "Rotting Inside," "Cursed Since Birth," "Incisions," "Parasitic," "Reminders of Hell," "NVRFXLD," "Devoured Dreams," and "Sour." The titles hint at themes of decay and spiritual emptiness throughout the record.
Producer Austin Coupe brings experience from work with The Devil Wears Prada and Thousand Below MHF Magazine. Mixer Hunter Young previously worked with bands like Moodring and PSYCHO-FRAME, adding substantial heavy-music pedigree to the project. This team pairing signals the band's commitment to sonic quality and heaviness.
The album arrives during a tour stretch concluding December 13 at 1720 in Los Angeles. Suicide Silence performs in San Jose on December 12, bringing the Reminders of Hell Tour full circle. The release was delayed one week from its original date, narrowly avoiding a clash with All Shall Perish's comeback single.
Graceless builds on momentum from 2023's Remember... You Must Die, widely seen as a turning point for the band Rock N Load. The new record follows the divisive 2017 self-titled album and the COVID-era Become the Hunter. This trajectory suggests Suicide Silence has refined their songwriting and production approach with each release.
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