Rock Music Videos System Of A Down - Extreme Power from Armenia

System of a Down is one of the newer bands the world has seen making a huge name for themselves in the music scene. Although the band was formed in Southern California, all of its members were Armenians. This group was established in 1994 and had produced 3 number one albums on Billboard 200 since their debut. The band members are Serj Tankian on lead vocals, rhythm guitar, and keyboards, Daron Malakian on guitar and vocals, Shavo Odadjian on bass and backup vocals, and John Dolmayan on drums.

System of a Down officially released a self-titled debut album in 1998 and in it are engaging singles such as "Spiders" and "Sugar". Then they went out with the "Toxicity" album, which is followed up by the "Steal This Album!" The band created three additional successful compilations namely "Mezmerize", "Hypnotize", and "Hiatus".

The rock music videos System of a Down create for those songs were all done with taste and style. The one for "Aerials" has the best location, as they chose an isolated desert for its first scene, only to shift into a busy circus tent right after. They used a strange-looking boy as the star of the video.

"Boom" is yet another song that belonged to the notable rock music videos System of a Down produced. The video focuses on war and why the planet can always do without it. The video presented an Iraqi boy, as well as cartoons of Saddam Hussein, George W. Bush, Osama bin Laden, and Tony Blair. The video depicts the band's stand against the War in Iraq.

Still part of the great rock music videos System of a Down collection is "Sugar". While the powerful band is mostly performing on stage in the song's music video, you'll see scenes showing public violence, the Holocaust, and nuclear footage. This one is also the band's most controversial video.

There are two rock music videos System of a Down prepared for "Spiders", presenting how special the song really is. The 1st video was created back in 1999. The more recent one has beautiful Joline Towers featured on it.