New World Disorder - Biohazard

The roughly-defined beginning of the second half of Biohazard's career is rather a disappointing one, abandoning all traces of the energetic hardcore punk of their earlier days in favour of endless songs featuring the same style of slow riffs and breakdowns that even ventures into unintentional self-parody with the song 'Breakdown,' which couldn't be more stereotypical of their perceived approach if it tried. There's even less rap here than before, which is weird considering its generally rising prominence and popularity in their previous albums, which begs the question of what exactly is left if most of the rap and punk elements have been eradicated. The ...