System Of A Down members launches new band

System Of A Down guitarist Daron Malakian and drummer John Dolmayan have launched a new band together named Scars On Broadway.

With System Of A Down currently on hiatus, Scars On Broadway will release their debut self-titled album on July 29.

The 14-song album was produced by Malakian. Songs set for the album include 'World Long Gone', 'Universe', '3005', 'They Say', 'Enemy', 'Stoner Hate', 'Babylon' and 'Cute Machines'.

The band recently played live at the Coachella festival. They are set to perform at the Rock En Seine festival in Paris on August 29, and at the Area4 Festival in L�dinghausen on August 31.

You can listen to the band now on the Myspace.com/scarsonbroadway.

Time In Malta

   
Artist: Time In Malta

   Genre(s): 
Punk
   

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Discography:


   
 Alone With the Alone

   Year: 2004   
Tracks: 12

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San Francisco's Time in Malta is an intense three-piece hard-core band that combines elements of melodic line, power, and heavy metallic element into a convincing, uplifting power plant akin to the works of Boy Sets Fire, Grade, and Shai Hulud instinct with frenzied scraunch and indie sensitiveness alike. The band formed in 1997 when transplanted Indianapolis natives Todd Gullion (bass/vocals, formerly of Burn It Down), Chris Lyon (guitarist and co-owner of Frentic Records), and Sander Leech (drums) met up in the Bay Area. The trio began writing songs, finally producing a demonstration at Toast Studios, which was submitted to several autonomous book labels. Impressed by their dynamic even so intense approach, Escape Artist Records snatched up the band and released their seven-song Construct & Demolish EP in July 1999. The band completed a short duty tour of the United States in support of the EP, appearance at several key hard-core festivals as well earlier subsidence in to compose corporeal for their first-class honours degree full-length record album. They paused briefly to render one new song dynasty and a cover of Threadbare's "In Effigy" to Escape Artist, which was released as the Identify, Persist, Transcend 7" single in belated 2000. In February of 2001, sometime Burn It Down singer Ryan Downey coupled the group, delegating Gullion to bass and financial support vocal duties. Time in Malta performed one and only express with this lineup, earlier Leech left field the band and was replaced by One Time Angels drummer Eric Alexander. Downey left field the group around the like time. Again a three-piece, Time in Malta recorded a three-song demonstration in July 2001 ahead part slipway with Alexander and request Leech to retort the band. They finally pulled in concert their first full-length album, A Second Engine, in the summertime of 2002 on Equal Vision Records. Alone with the Alone followed 2 age afterward.





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