"Innervision"
Single by System of a Down
From the album Steal This Album!
Single Released	2003
Single Format	CD, Cassette, Vinyl
Recorded	2002
Genre	Alternative metal
Song Length	2:33
Record label	American Recordings
Producer	Rick Rubin
Chart positions	(UK) (USA)
System of a Down single chronology
"Aerials" (2002)	"Innervision" (2003)	"Boom!" (2003)

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