Formed in 2002 in Riverside, California, Suicide Silence quickly gained momentum, signing with Century Media within two years. The band's debut album, The Cleansing, released in 2007, propelled them to success in the deathcore genre. Tragedy struck in 2012 with the death of vocalist Mitch Lucker, but the band regrouped with new vocalist Hernan "Eddie" Hermida and continued to evolve their sound, exploring melodic and nu-metal influences. Their 2020 album, Become the Hunter, marked a return to their extreme metal roots, while 2023's Remember... You Must Die showcased their commitment to unrelenting deathcore brutality.

Suicide Silence's journey included notable releases such as No Time to Bleed in 2009 and The Black Crown in 2011, which delved into personal themes. The band's resilience after Lucker's passing was evident in their 2014 memorial show and subsequent albums. With a lineup that has seen changes over the years, Suicide Silence has maintained their position as a force in the metal scene, blending influences from black metal, grindcore, and more. Their dedication to pushing boundaries and honoring their roots has solidified their status as innovators in the deathcore genre.