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Suicide Silence has announced Graceless, a new album due November 20, and shared the title track with an accompanying video.
The Inland Empire deathcore group describes “Graceless” as a short, sharp crusher that previews the record’s attack. A companion podcast walks through the song, clip, and album in more detail. Pre-orders span a standard CD, digital album, and multiple limited vinyl variants for U.S. and European retailers.
Guitarist Chris Garza said the band’s aim was to “serve that band logo” and write the way they did as kids—heavy music made from the heart, arranged in a room with amps up. After more than two decades, they frame Graceless as a return to that communal instinct rather than a reinvention for its own sake.
The release ties into the North American Reminders of Hell headlining tour with Emmure, AngelMaker, and Synestia, opening November 6 in Riverside, California, and closing December 13 in Los Angeles.