“The Corona pandemic has been devastating to me.”

Serge Tankian of System Of A Down spoke about the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for him as an artist.

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Serge Tankian Live, Rock Am Ring 2008

Serge Tankian of System Of A Down spoke about the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for him as an artist.

For almost a year, not a day went by without the Coronavirus and its effects were somehow a problem. Serge Tankian was also allowed to comment on it in a new interview (see video below). In an interview with broadcaster Shelli Sonstein of Radio Station Q104.3 he said system of a Down-Frontmann among other things that the epidemic is “destructive” Had him.

Everything has been canceled

First, it was about the way Serge Tankian and his family spent the Corona crisis. “We live between New Zealand and the United States.”Singer says. “I am in the US now, but we were in New Zealand most of the time during the 2020 pandemic. The New Zealand government handled this very well. This is why everything is back to normal in a few months. They just got a slight recurrence of the virus in two cases.” But they know what they’re doing. Then we came to the United States later that year. “

Serge Tankian also spoke about the effects of the Corona crisis on his work and plans: “For me – as for everyone else – the pandemic has been devastating in many ways. I had 22 concerts with System Of A Down, two debut shows, and two installation openings – everything was canceled. But I used up the time to finish the new music. That was good as an artist. As part of that, we’re releasing a five-track EP called “Elasticity” on March 19. And I have some other music that I’ll be on my way later this year. “

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