SUICIDE
SILENCE
- No
Time
To Bleed
This
album
entered
the
Billboard
Top
200
at number
32.
Across
an intense
10 tracks
of extreme
Metal,
Suicide
Silence
unloads
on the
listener
with
one
hard
hitting
song
after
another,
touching
on a
range
of destructive
forces
we're
faced
with
on a
daily
basis.
Vocally
it is
all-out
with
no melodic
interludes
as you'd
expect
from
a band
like
Slipknot.
The
production
by Machine
is clinical,
but
intense.
The
cover
design
sets
out
to be
violently
provocative,
but
the
images
of brutal
murder
aftermath
will
be seen
as a
reaction
against
what's
really
going
on in
the
world
(when
perceived
by someone
who
is balanced
enough
to see
that)
- I
cannot
help
but
feel
the
male
on female
violence
(just
like
in movies)
transcends
attempts
to bring
it to
our
attention
and
simply
perpetuates
the
problem
by making
these
images
seem
cool
and
acceptable.
4
/ B
- Paul
Blom
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