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Biohazard albums featuring Andreas Kisser
Biohazard Music Videos (2)
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| | Uncivilization CD (2001)
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Brooklyn's Biohazard almost single- handedly helped launch the hardcore metal movement of the late 90's with such releases as URBAN DISCIPLINE and STATE OF THE WORLD ADDRESS. On the band's fifth album, and first for the Sanctuary label, Billy Graziadei, ...
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| Uncivilization (2001)
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 Biohazard Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Biohazard songs: Punishment Lyrics, What Makes Us Tick Lyrics, How It Is Lyrics, Tales From the Hard Side Lyrics, These Eyes Lyrics, Cornered Lyrics, Down For Life Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Each Day Lyrics, Failed Territory Lyrics, Five Blocks to the Subway Lyrics, Human Animal Lyrics, Lack There Of Lyrics, Pride Lyrics, Remember Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs State of the World Address Lyrics, We're Only Gonna Die Lyrics, Judgement Night Lyrics, Authority Lyrics, Better Days Lyrics, Modern Democracy Lyrics.
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Biohazard Biography
Although Biohazard's landmark collaboration with rap group Onyx on a remix of that group's hit "Slam" (they also joined forces for the soundtrack to the film JUDGEMENT NIGHT) was far from the first rock/rap collaboration, it remains a commercial and in many ways artistic high point for the Brooklyn-based metal act. That said, Biohazard retained a loyal fanbase over the course of their decades-plus career, and their embrace of rap presaged many of the funk-oriented nu-metal acts that followed in Biohazard's wake, including Korn and Linkin Park. Likewise, their particular fusion of hardcore punk and metal was a direct precursor of the intense metalcore style that arose in the early 2000s.
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Contemporaries
Cypress Hill, Monster Magnet, Tool, Clutch, Type O Negative, Fear Factory, Entombed, Sick of It All, Helmet, Coal Chamber, Crowbar (Metal), Kyuss, Onyx, Agnostic Front, Hatebreed, Godflesh, Body Count, Madball, House of Pain, Course of Empire, Breakdown, Dog Eat Dog (Metal), Nudeswirl
Followers
Korn, Slipknot, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Papa Roach, Hoobastank
Influences
Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, Public Enemy, Iron Maiden, Run-D.M.C., Slayer, Bad Brains, Megadeth, The Misfits (U.S.), Anthrax, Suicidal Tendencies, Corrosion of Conformity, Agnostic Front, Carnivore
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