SUICIDE SILENCE is set to release Ending Is The Beginning: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show, on February 18th in North America and March 17th in Europe as a CD/DVD digipack and CD/Blu-ray combo pack.

Check out the video for 'OCD' featuring Austin Carlile from OF MICE AND MEN below:

Suicide Silence will be donating all of the royalties earned from this release to the Kenadee Lucker Education fund. The band is also hosting a sold out event this Thursday in Los Angeles to premiere the movie.

The premiere is scheduled for February 13th at 6:45 PM, at Royal Laemmle - 11523 Santa Monica Blvd., West Los Angeles, California.

Suicide Silence vocalist Mitch Lucker passed away on November 1st, 2012 due to injuries sustained during a motorcycle accident.

On December 21st, 2012, the metal community came together in an amazing way to celebrate the life of Mitch Lucker and raise money for his daughter's future education with an unforgettable evening of collaborative performances between past/present Suicide Silence members and elite heavy vocalists that created a defining emotional event forever captured on video and audio.

Check out two trailers for Ending Is The Beginning: The Mitch Lucker Memorial Show below:

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Throughout the historic event, Suicide Silence band members played as guest vocalists covered their songs. The official track listing and performers is as follows:

'Destruction Of A Statue' (with Jonny Davy)

'Distorted Thought Of Addiction' (with Greg Wilburn)

'Ending Is The Beginning' (with Brook Reeves)

'Bludgeoned To Death' (with Ricky Hoover)

'Unanswered' (with Phil Bozeman)

'Girl Of Glass' (with Myke Terry)

'Price Of Beauty' (with Danny Worsnop)

'No Pity For A Coward' (with Johnny Plague)

'Disengage' (with Cameron "Big Chocolate" Argon)

'No Time To Bleed' (with Burke VanRaalte)

'Smoke' (with Anthony Notarmaso)

'Wake Up' (with Tim Lambesis)

'March To The Black Crown')

'Slaves To Substance' (with Eddie Hermida)

'OCD' (with Austin Carlile)

'Fuck Everything' (with Chad Gray)

'Die Young' (with Robb Flynn)

'Roots Bloody Roots' (with Max Cavalera)

'Engine #9' (with Mitch Lucker)

'You Only Live Once' (with Randy Blythe)