System of a Down fans on Reddit are discussing the worst song to introduce someone new to the band. First impressions are hard to erase, right? The first time you heard System of a Down was likely an ...

System of a Down just played five songs live for the first time in over 10 years during two concerts in South America a few days ago. The first show took was on April 24 in Bogota, Colombia, which was ...

System of a Down have never shied away from dealing with serious topics and on their second album Toxicity, which came out just one week prior to September 11, 2001, the group tackled many different ...

Fans of System of a Down desperately hoping the Armenian American alt-metal band will one day release a full-length follow-up to their chart-topping 2005 companion albums “Mezmerize” and “Hypnotize” ...

If a band is going to continue touring, despite having released their last album 20 years ago, they better have made a lasting impression. “Hypnotize” and “Mezmerize” were System of A Down’s double ...

The first metal appearance on the list goes to Mastodon, whose 2004 Leviathan track “Blood and Thunder” landed at No. 230. Slightly higher up the list at No. 174 was System of a Down‘s “Chop Suey!,” ...

Twenty-three years after its release, System of a Down‘s massive hit song “Toxicity” is now a member of Spotify’s Billions Club. Whether you actually noticed or gave a shit about that is up to you, ...

Pretty safe to assume that there's never going to be new System. Tankian revealed he's working on some "rock songs," which The PRP points out might be five songs from the unreleased System Of A Down ...

The post System of a Down Rock MetLife Stadium with 26-Song Set, Ozzy Tribute: Review, Photos + Video appeared first on Consequence. Wisp, the project of Natalie R. Lu, opened the evening in Jersey ...

System Of A Down's 2005 record Hypnotize has plenty of bangers on it, including "Vicinity Of Obscenity". And if you've ever heard that song, then you know the repeating lyrics around "Banana ...

No matter how long I’ve known it to be true, it never ceases to amaze me that a band as deeply strange and abrasive as System Of A Down ever infiltrated the mainstream as much as they did in the early ...