'You Can't Stop Me' serves as a simultaneous introduction to vocalist Hernan "Eddie" Hermida, as well as a celebration of the brotherhood the band shared with Hermida's fallen predecessor. Ever since Suicide Silence went public with their plans to continue as a band, they've put all of the emotions from the last two years into these songs. Death metal legend George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher (Cannibal Corpse) and Greg Puciato (The Dillinger Escape Plan, Killer Be Killed) make guest appearances, but make no mistake: Suicide Silence is as bonded, as cohesive, as ever.

Most bands will declare their most recent album the "best" they've ever done. Suicide Silencehave declared 'You Can't Stop Me' as their most impassioned, most committed, and most important release thus far. It's a record they fought, bled, sweated and even cried to make happen. Consequently, it's a record that must be heard. As Suicide Silence have found new life and empowerment in the compositions boiling within 'You Can't Stop Me', so shall their increasingly strong army of supporters, both old and new, who share in that empowerment.