Suicide Silence are coming to Poland with a new album and some formidable company. As part of their Cursed Since Birth European Tour, they will be joined at Proxima in Warsaw on May 9 by Italy’s Fleshgod Apocalypse and two Australian acts: To The Grave and The Gloom In The Corner.

Pretty much every metal subgenre likes to pick its own Big Four. And while there’s often plenty of debate over who deserves a place in the line-up, Suicide Silence are among the bands most frequently named when it comes to deathcore. Their album “The Cleansing”, along with the era fronted by the late Mitch Lucker, who passed away in 2012, remains a landmark in the genre’s history. Since Hernan “Eddie” Hermida joined the band, the Riverside, California outfit have continued to deliver crushing albums. Their next one, “Graceless”, due out on November 20, looks set to be another case in point.
Italy’s Fleshgod Apocalypse will be special guests on Suicide Silence’s upcoming tour. Masters of symphonic death metal, they are known for their unique blend of sheer brutality, majestic orchestral arrangements and grand melodies. On their latest album to date, 2024’s “Opera”, the band further developed their signature sound, combining extreme metal with theatrical elements and influences from opera, a style they describe as opera metal.
The evening will kick off with two representatives of the Australian scene. Deathcore outfit To The Grave tackle subjects including veganism and animal cruelty in their music. Their latest album, “Liberation Front”, was recently released. The Gloom In The Corner, meanwhile, are a metalcore band whose work revolves around an elaborate fictional universe, with each new release adding another chapter to the story. Their album “Royal Discordance” came out in early 2026.