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Disturbed<\/a><\/strong> released their cover of Simon & Garfunkel<\/strong>‘s “The Sound Of Silence” in 2015 and it was inescapable at the time.<\/p>\n The cover was on the radio, used by the French ice skating team at the 2017 ISU World Team Trophy ice skating event, played on Conan<\/em>, and even used by NASA\u2019s Johnson Space Center for a video, among other appearances. It was huge and it’s still getting some play live from Disturbed<\/a><\/strong>. Now nine years later the song has resurfaced in a particularly awful form.<\/p>\n Forbes<\/a><\/em> reports that a remix of Disturbed<\/a><\/strong>‘s “The Sound Of Silence” by producer Cyril<\/strong> has landed at No. 34 on this week’s Hot Dance\/Electronic Songs chart, and boy is it a tough listen. The pitched down vocals sound terrible, the autotune is horrendous (look no further than the bit going from 1:40 up to vocalist David Draiman<\/strong>‘s gravelly delivery \u2013 it’s kinda funny), and it’s just\u2026 boring in that it never really goes anywhere. It’s just Robo-Draiman<\/strong> atop some beats. Someone get Squarepusher<\/strong> or The Flashbulb<\/strong> in here to at least give this thing some life, yeah?<\/p>\n