The post System of a Down’s “Toxicity” Music Video Hits 1 Billion Views on YouTube appeared first on Consequence. System of a Down’s “Toxicity” music video has hit 1 billion views on YouTube, marking ...

In a move that left fans questioning the system, System of a Down‘s iconic 2001 album Toxicity mysteriously disappeared from Spotify on April 30th. While chart-toppers like ‘Chop Suey!’, ‘Toxicity’, ...

It's easy to see why some consider Toxicity one of the great heavy rock albums of the 21st century Riots, death threats and a nation in turmoil. It might sound like the setting of an action-packed big ...

Released back in 2001, the album and its brilliant blending of potent political sentiments, powerful heavy metal arrangements, and ingeniously catchy pop melodies took the world by storm, climbing to ...

We’re about two decades removed from the peak of the nu metal era, an era that’s been re-entering the current music discourse in the forms of nostalgia, continued hatred, and re-evaluations, ...

On September 3, 2001, System Of A Down were due to play a free show in a vacant lot in Los Angeles. The band would release their second album Toxicity the next day and wanted to thank the fans in ...

System of a Down were the headlining act for Rock in Rio Brazil last night (Sept. 24), playing for a seriously ridiculous number of people. During the band's near two-hour set, System invited Deftones ...

In early 2001, fresh off two solid years of touring, System of a Down were poised to become one of the biggest rock bands in America. They rose to the occasion by delivering a defining document of the ...