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 Urban Discipline - Biohazard
 Urban Discipline - Biohazard ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Chamber Spins Three 2 Punishment 3 Shades Of Grey 4 Business 5 Black And White And Red All Over 6 Man With A Promise 7 Disease 8 Urban Discipline 9 Loss 10 Wrong Side Of The Tracks 11 Mistaken Identity 12 We're Only Gonna Die (From Our Own Arrogance) 13 Tears Of Blood 14 Hold My Own 15 Business 16 Urban Discipline 17 Loss 18 Black And White And Red All Ove Newest Review: ... display a greater fondness for hardcore punk and thrash metal that I can't help but be more fond of, even if it isn't quite ... more ... what the fans were after.
The rap influence feels more natural than on the debut, mostly evident in the drums but also in the verse styles that frequently display a hip hop mentality (as in 'Business') or full-on rap delivery from Evan Seinfeld and Billy Graziadei in 'Chamber Spins Three,' 'Disease' and 'Mistaken Identity.' The best thing about this fusion is how well both sides hold up, as the rapped songs tend to feature the heaviest and most metal-influenced riffs almost as an apology, or an attempt to preserve the ...more |
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Urban Discipline - Biohazard: You Feed Off the Art That I Bleed (396 words)
by - written on 16/02/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Biohazard's second album was their debut on heavy metal label Roadrunner Records, bringing the band greater attention to the point that they felt the need to reproduce some of their earlier material in case anyone didn't hear it the first time. It's quite revealing that the songs chosen - 'Wrong Side of the Tracks' and 'Hold My Own' - were the most hip hop-influenced of the previous release, as it seems that the band was struggling slightly to incorporate those elements more successfully into their new songs, which display a greater fondness for hardcore punk and thrash metal that I can't help but be more fond of, even if it isn't quite what the fans were ... Read the complete review
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