25 Years of Toxicity: when System of a Down Changed Metal Forever
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25 years of Toxicity: when System of a Down changed Metal forever
On this day, September 4, 2001, System of a Down released Toxicity. And now, twenty-five years later, it remains one of those rare albums that seems almost impossible to place neatly inside a genre. It was metal, certainly, but also punk, alternative rock, progressive music, Armenian folk influences and sheer musical madness. It was aggressive…
Exactly 25 years ago, System Of A Down released their second work TOXICITY. We look back on the story of the creation and effect. When TOXICITY of System Of A Down appeared in September 2001, it seemed like a musical big bang. It all started out surprisingly unspectacular: Daron Malakian wrote most of the songs in his old children's room while his parents watched TV in the side room. When the record was released and ‘Aerials' or ‘Chop Suey!' sud…
On September 4, 2001, Toxicity was released, the second album by System of a Down, which led them to the higher spheres of international success. System of a Down erased the boundaries of modern metal with their first album released in 1998 and bearing their name, a tour of Jenga music built from [...] Cet article System of a Down : 10 anecdotes sur Toxicity est apparu en premier sur Rolling Stone.
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