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Right now we're still dealing with the fallout of what happened with the war, refugees, displaced people, humanitarian aid. It's not something that we're thinking about right now. We have not talked about the future of the band. Pressed about the possibility of SYSTEM OF A DOWN recording a follow-up to its "Mezmerize" and "Hypnotize" LPs, which came out in 2005, Serj said: "We got together for the cause. So we did it as an act of activism more so than a musical decision." It was more about because Azerbaijan and Turkey had attacked the peaceful, civilized people of Artsakh on September 27th. Let's have fun making music together.' It was nothing like that. It was not so much an artistic decision or a decision of, 'Hey, let's make music together. He said (see video below): "It was great. In a new interview with Belgium's Studio Brussel, SYSTEM OF A DOWN singer Serj Tankian was asked what it was like recording music with his bandmates again. Produced by guitarist/vocalist Daron Malakian, who also wrote the music and lyrics, both songs are streaming now on all DSPs and are available for purchase on Bandcamp with band royalties earmarked for the Armenia Fund. The tracks were motivated by the recently erupted conflict between Artsakh and Azerbaijan, the latter aided by Turkey and accountable for the greatest violence the region has endured in 26 years. A month ago, SYSTEM OF A DOWN released "Protect The Land" and "Genocidal Humanoidz", the band's first new songs in 15 years.
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