String Theory featuring Daron Malakian from System Of A Down ||

Unleashing a breath of fresh air onto the modern metal and rock scene, Daron Malakian's dynamic playing with System of a Down revolutionized the sound of heavy metal in the late 1990s. With his distinct style and unique approach to the guitar, Daron has cemented his place in rock history.
Drawing inspiration from thrash and metal bands like Metallica, Iron Maiden, and Pantera, as well as the songwriting styles of The Beatles, The Kinks, and The Who, Daron has developed a truly eclectic sound. But it's his Armenian upbringing that sets him apart, adding cultural richness and depth to his music.
It's no surprise that Daron has been ranked 30th in Guitar World's list of The 100 Greatest Heavy Metal Guitarists of All Time. His technical prowess and emotive playing are second to none.
In this RUclips video, we get to witness Daron's genius firsthand as he tears through System of a Down's iconic 2002 single, "Toxicity." The song showcases not only the band's knack for heavy riffs, but also their skill in shifting between different time signatures, alternating between 6/4, 12/8, and 4/4 throughout the track.
🎸🤘 So get ready to rock out and experience the magic of Daron Malakian, the mastermind behind System of a Down's iconic sound. And while you're there, don't forget to hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications to stay up-to-date on all our latest content. And for more music news, follow ProAudioStar on social media. Rock on! 🤘🎵"
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[@lorainerocks2010]

He has such a unique playing style it’s really interesting to hear not heard anything like his guitar playing ever it’s really inspiring 🤘

[@chrisdebenedetto860]

What a classy talented guy. Always been a fan.

[@psychohelmetfounder]

Always see how he is in the mv's
But to actually have him speak is real nice.

[@victormaiasouza5702]

He's such a soft spoken guy, great dude!

[@GuruPremierGangStarr]

Love you Daron!!

[@JaponContigo]

Nice hidden gem

[@fieserfactsack9635]

SOAD, TMV and QotSA are the best Rock Bands of the 2000s imo.