Serj Tankian (System Of A Down) Releases New Single and Video “Life’s Revengeful Son” – New EP Out Now

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Singer, poet, songwriter, visual artist, film producer, activist and author Serj Tankian, lead singer and lyricist for the GRAMMY© Award-winning rock band System Of A Down has debuted the new video for the song ”Life’s Revengeful Son.” The song is the fourth single and video off 5-Song EP of new music titled Foundations, which is available worldwide via Gibson Records. “Life’s Revengeful Son” incorporates a variety of instrumentation, including acoustic and electric guitars and dramatic orchestration, into an epic closer with unmatched imagery: “The final revolution will occur when the arms of the clock fall,” Tankian sings. “Jesus seen in the streets, dragging a car axel instead of the cross.” Watch/share the new video for “Life’s Revengeful Son!”

 

Order here:

https://gibson.lnk.to/FoundationsEP

 

Serj Tankian’s Foundations (Gibson Records)

 

  1.   “A.F. Day”

 

  1.   “Justice Will Shine On”

 

  1.   “Appropriations”

 

  1.   “Cartoon Buyer”

 

  1.   “Life’s Revengeful Son”

 

 

 

 

 

Finally, “Life’s Revengeful Son,” originally recorded prior to TANKIAN’s 2010 Imperfect Harmonies album, incorporates a variety of instrumentation, including acoustic and electric guitars and dramatic orchestration, into an epic closer with unmatched imagery: “The final revolution will occur when the arms of the clock fall,” TANKIAN sings. “Jesus seen in the streets, dragging a car axel instead of the cross.”

 

   

 

Tankian comments:

“A retrospective of songs from different eras of my life, meant to complement the memoir,” and caps what has been an incredibly prolific year for TANKIAN, from the release of his memoir the New York Times bestseller Down with the System, to the massive, sold-out System of a Down headlining show at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco with over 50,000 fans. But even as he is now revealing his “foundations,” TANKIAN is already looking ahead. “The next record will likely be a record of covers, collaborations and collages,” he envisions.

 

 

 

Credit his restless, ever-curious creative spirit. “I’m always moving in different directions,” Tankian says. “Repetition is boring, and the death of art.”