Serj Tankian Sets Tentative Solo Album Title: ‘Music Without Borders’

by Ryan Minic | Jan 26, 2010

Serj Tankian has dubbed “Music Without Borders” as the tentative title of his forthcoming solo album due out in summer. In addition, public screening dates for his upcoming DVD, “Elect The Dead Symphony”, which features his performance last year with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, can be found here.

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