Serj Tankian: Last News

System Of A Down frontman Serj Tankian is set to be the focus of a new documentary, titled Truth To Power, due out on February 19.Released by Oscilloscope Laboratories, the documentary will reportedly focus on the way Tankian built awareness around the Armenian revolution of 2018 with music, as well as examining his long history of activism.“With Oscilloscope and Live Nation at our back, the music and message of our film can now touch the hearts and minds of audiences across the world, inspiring all of us to speak – and bring – truth to power,” the film’s director Garin Hovannisian said in a statement.Tankian had previously spoken about the documentary to Rolling Stone back in 2018, saying: “I also have a music documentary I’m doing that’s

System of a Down have released two new songs, their first since 2005. Scroll down to watch the “Protect The Land” video and listen to “Genocidal Humanoidz” now.

It’s been 15 years since there’s been any new music from System of a Down but the Armenian-American heavy metal band have just released two new tracks.

System Of A Down has insisted that singer Serj Tankian doesn’t speak for the whole band on politics.John Dolmayan told the Deviant Gentlemen Podcast on Monday (September 28) that his views, which are ideologically opposed to Tankian’s, should be freely on display for fans of the band.“If you think that Serj is the mouthpiece of the band, which he is as far as vocally but not necessarily for ideology, then you have nowhere to go,” Dolmayan told the podcast.

System Of A Down drummer John Dolmayan has claimed that he is in no danger of being fired from the group, despite his vocal support of US President Donald Trump.Dolmayan outraged a number of the band’s fans earlier this month when he spoke out in praise of Trump, describing him as “the greatest friend to minorities.”The band’s singer Serj Tankian, on the other hand, is an outspoken critic of Trump who recently called for the President’s resignation and likened his government to corrupt regimes across the world.Now, Dolmayan has posted a lengthy follow-up post in which he says his posts are aimed at “the silent ones who think they are alone in a world where their thoughts are alien or wrong.” The reason I post my opinions on this forum and

System Of A Down drummer John Dolmayan has spoken about the “differing opinions” within the band, saying that he doesn’t find himself agreeing with frontman Serj Tankian‘s views “very often these days”.Dolmayan shocked many SOAD fans last week when he spoke out in praise of Donald Trump, saying that the US President is “the greatest friend to minorities”.Tankian, on the other hand, likened Trump to “other corrupt, undemocratic leaders” during a takedown of his much-criticised response to the nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd. Run Donny run into your bunker.

System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian has questioned whether or not fans listen to their lyrics.Speaking on the Side Jams With Bryan Reesman podcast, Tankian said after looking at some fan’s comments on social media, he wasn’t sure if fans listened to the true message of the band’s lyrics.He said: “When I get people on my socials that are, ‘I love your music, but I don’t wanna hear your political ideas,’ that’s fair enough — if they’re nice enough, it’s fair enough, but sometimes they’re really mean.“But what I don’t understand, and a lot of other people that follow the music say the same thing. They’re, like, ‘Have you not listened to the fucking words in 20 years? He’s been saying all this stuff through his music all this time.