Disco de Suicide Silence: “No Time To Bleed (Maximum Bloodshed Edition)”

Suicide Silence have definately done some growing since their debut, The Cleansing. The song structures in No Time To Bleed are simply a joy to listen to, and yet they still manage to sound brutal as hell. Almost all the songs are filled with a sence of pain or agony. At first, I was a little mad that they decided to throw an insturmental into the mix(...and then she bled) but it turned out to be one of the most enjoyable and atmospheric songs on the album. To be honest, I was one of the fans that really liked the Cleansing even if there was a slight repitition problem, but here, Suicide Silence proves that they're one of the leading figures in the deathcore movement

This cd is much better than the cleansing. I'm a bit dissapointed with how theres only ten songs when the cleansing had fourteen but these tracks are definitley more catchy. Also, the cleansing was recorded live (not at a show, as a group) so it tends to sound blurred over but nttb was tracked for awesome sound quality. A must buy for fans of bloody fast brutal deathcore.

Front to back this is a solid chunk of metal. no filler to speak of. these guys kill on this album....

I am a fan of the more extreme side of metal, and after reading many great reviews of this album and seeing it on several "Best of" lists, I picked this up. Maybe it's the whole deathcore thing that I don't get, but I find this album almost unlistenable. It's loud and fast and aggressive, but there's not much as far as groove, and the songs are quite forgettable. I guess I'm more of a progressive metal fan (Mastodon, Gojira, Meshuggah) and this is just not for me.

I thought The Cleansing was a decent album. Heavy and loud, brutal as all get out, but lacking any spark. At the time, I said that Suicide Silence had the potential to be an awesome band but weren't there yet.

Folks, it's here.

No joke, No Time to Bleed is one of the best heavy-a$$ albums I've heard in some time. I'd put it up with Whitechapel and Bleeding Through. It's one of the few that can be started at the first track and let to run through the full set without the need to skip any. No unnecessary breakdowns, no mismatched intros, just one HELL of a ride.