With its more serious approach to music, Scars on Broadway, fronted by System of a Down’s Daron Malakian, didn’t hold the attention of nearly as many attendees. That said, their performance was one of the evening’s strongest, with Malakian adding just the right amount of crazy to the high-octane synth-metal mix on a few live debuts (presumably from an upcoming album), including “Sickening Wars,” “Dictator,” “Guns Are Loaded” and “F*** ’n’ Kill.”

One of the bands that created the biggest audience buzz was Scars on Broadway, the side project of System of a Down’s Daron Malakian and John Dolmayan. People in the audience who weren’t familiar with Scars were telling their friends, “they sound nothing like System,” which was true to an extent in that Scars is more straight-forward, but there are definitely System sounding moments like Malakian’s warbled choruses and the socio-political content of some of the lyrics. Playing songs like “World Long Gone,” “Sickening Wars,” and “Dictator,” the biggest hit of the night for Scars on Broadway was their naughty song “Chemicals.”
“We’re going to get a little vulgar with you Epicenter,” said Malakian. “Are you read my for us to get a little vulgar?” Indeed, they got vulgar, but they should have seen the audience up close. That was definitely some kind of babymaking song.

Kvalita nic moc:
Sickening Wars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pewm61Ud ... tu.be&hd=1
Dictator
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXffXhZa ... tu.be&hd=1

Scars takhle působí trochu jako chudí příbuzní těch starých Scars.

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