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"Nobody wanted to sign us, because we didn’t sound like Korn or Limp Bizkit." How Daron Malakian went from nu metal misfit to international metal star with System Of A Down and Scars On Broadway

System Of A Down might not've fit in, but they helped reshape metal for generations to come

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The System Of A Down legend recently released Scars On Broadway's brand new album, Addicted To The Violence

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“All those nu metal copy bands, I don’t give a s*** about”: System Of A Down’s Daron Malakian has some thoughts on being lumped in with the 90s nu metal scene

Scars On Broadway/System Of A Down guitarist Daron Malakian is interviewed in the brand new issue of Metal Hammer

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“I can’t force other people to do something just because I wanted it”: Daron Malakian admits System Of A Down’s hiatus was “difficult”

The guitarist/vocalist reveals he struggled when the nu metal-era juggernauts went their separate ways in 2006

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“If I was a painter, I wouldn’t tell myself,‘I can’t use these colours’”: System Of A Down guitarist Daron Malakian on how the synth leads the guitar on his new Scars on Broadway album – and why he doesn’t stick to one style

Addicted To The Violence drops on Friday 18 July and finds Malakian freewheeling through his musical vocabulary

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Watch video for new Scars On Broadway track Killing Spree

Daron Malakian and Scars On Broadway are back with new album Addicted To The Violence due in July

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The Last of Us recap: season two, episode four – now that is what you call romance

From emotional a-ha songs to taking a bite for the one you desire, love blossomed beautifully here. But is this the point of no return?

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'The Last Of Us Season 2' Review: HBO's Apocalypse Show Is Bigger And More Brutal — At A Cost

Season 2 is bigger and broader than ever, at the cost of some of the fragile human emotion that made Season 1 such a phenomenon.

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The Last Of Us S2 Trailer Sets Us Up For Maximum Violence

The Last of Us Season 2's latest trailers introduces two new factions that will feature heavily throughout the award-winning show's return.

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"They take your song and put it on the radio and it ends up becoming f***ing propaganda." How Scars On Broadway's They Say helped Daron Malakian move on from System Of A Down

How Scars On Broadway helped Daron Malakian dust himself off after System Of A Down's breakup

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“I go to church every Sunday when I’m home. Especially now I’ve replaced the booze with glue”: From GN’R and Pantera to Ozzy Osbourne and God, Zakk Wylde is the most connected man in rock

It’s Zakk Wylde’s world - we just live in it

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"These shows are very special to me, because they’re rare." Why Daron Malakian has resurrected Scars On Broadway

After their first show in five years, System Of A Down's Daron Malakian admits Scars On Broadway already have their third album ready and waiting

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Uh oh, The Last of Us 2 Remastered's roguelike mode brings back its most dreaded enemy

Sorry, the Rat King is back

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"Halo was a hit single before we even put out the record": how a million dollar demand, distaste for black metal and bungled record deal helped Soil write a millennial metal anthem

Halo was the song that put Soil on the map, but label interference almost ended their career entirely

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Edinburgh post-punk legends reform with Outlander actor on the mic

Edinburgh band the Scars were loved by a whole generation of post-punk fans before splitting up for good in the early 1980s, but now they're back with a new look frontman, who telly fans will recognise right away.

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