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Tiring of the social media drama, Disturbed's David Draiman is no longer on Twitter.

David Draiman has called out the mainstream media over their coverage of the Israel/Palestine conflict and offered his own reasons for supporting Israel.

Move over Trent Reznor! There's another top rocker being parodied in a new video making the rounds. The clip is titled 'The Greatest Hit of Disturbed' and it takes aim at Disturbed frontman David Draiman.

Disturbed and Device singer and new father David Draiman has launched Wingman, a social media app that is meant to be a light in the digital darkness. Despite the name (and the cultural connotation of a "wingman"), it has nothing to do with scoring chicks.

Disturbed / Device singer David Draiman has just announced that Device will bow out of Avenged Sevenfold and Five Finger Death Punch's upcoming European tour. Draiman noted that the decision was made so the singer could spend time with his family and newborn son.

Trivium fans will certainly be able to hear David Draiman’s influence on the band's new album, ‘Vengeance Falls.’  Draiman is best known as the singer of Disturbed and Device, but he stepped into the role of producer for Trivium’s latest release.

Musical talent runs deep in the Draiman family tree. While most rock fans are familiar with David Draiman's work as the frontman for Disturbed and Device, his younger brother Ben is also a talented musician and songwriter. Ben recently paid homage to his brother with a recording of his version of the Disturbed song ‘Stricken.’ Check it out above.

Rockotber isn't just some corny catchphrase name someone in radio made up to say in the month of October; rather it's your chance score autographed guitars from some of rock's biggest names.

Congratulations to Disturbed / Device singer David Draiman and his lovely wife Lena on the birth of their baby boy, Samuel Bear Isamu Draiman! The little rocker entered the world at 12:58AM on Thursday (Sept. 12)! See a picture of the cute kid below.

Device and Disturbed frontman David Draiman announced today (Aug. 28) via Facebook that due to complications surrounding his wife Lena’s pregnancy, all upcoming Device tour dates will be canceled through the anticipated due date, which is the first week of October. Draiman wants to stay close to home until then, and who can blame him.

Device, the industrial fueled project led by Disturbed frontman David Draiman, unveiled a new video for their latest single ‘You Think You Know’ on Revolver today (Aug. 19). Check it out above.

Disturbed / Device singer David Draiman took to Disturbed's official Facebook page today (July 31) to squash any sort of rumor that he and legendary Motorhead frontman Lemmy Kilmister have problems with one another.