What makes They Say by Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway notable?

The album received attention for its exploration of themes related to personal struggles and societal issues, leading to critical discussions about its lyrical content. While it did not achieve mainstream chart success, it played a role in cementing Malakian’s reputation as a talented songwriter within the alternative metal scene. They Say is the debut album by Daron Malakian's project Scars on Broadway, following his work with System of a Down. Released in 2008, it marked a significant moment in Malakian's career as he sought to establish his identity outside of the iconic band, showcasing his songwriting versatility in a new context.

How many songs are on They Say?

They Say has 2 tracks, running approximately 6 minutes.

They Say

Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway · 2008

6 min · 2 tracks · alternative metal

A fusion of gritty guitars and darkly introspective lyrics creates a raw, haunting atmosphere throughout the album.

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They Say — This title track encapsulates the album's thematic focus on disillusionment and societal critique, featuring an infectious melody that contrasts with its darker lyrics.
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Hungry Ghost — This track stands out with its aggressive instrumentation and urgent vocal delivery, effectively conveying feelings of desperation and inner turmoil.

Tracklist

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1 They Say 2:47
2 Hungry Ghost 3:38

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