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Highly anticipated 2012 album from hardcore / metal legends.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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This is a really great album that has a bit of everything you'd ever want in an album - solid drums, chugging guitars, a thumping bass and amazing vocals.
I bought this album after watching a review and wanting to check this out. And after having a while to listen to it, I can strongly recommend this album. I know Biohazard have been around since 1992 and 'Reborn in Defiance' is their first album in about ten years, since 'Uncivilization' which was released back in 2001.
This album starts off with the intro '9:liix6.941' and then kicks into 'Vengeance is Mine', this album ends with 'Season in the Sky'. I simply cannot praise this album enough and, again, I highly recommend this album.
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I bought this album after watching a review and wanting to check this out. And after having a while to listen to it, I can strongly recommend this album. I know Biohazard have been around since 1992 and 'Reborn in Defiance' is their first album in about ten years, since 'Uncivilization' which was released back in 2001.
This album starts off with the intro '9:liix6.941' and then kicks into 'Vengeance is Mine', this album ends with 'Season in the Sky'. I simply cannot praise this album enough and, again, I highly recommend this album.
4/5
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Biohazard are a long running and classic band among fans of a certain generation, who came out in the early nineties with a sound that mixed together NY-Hardcore, Thrash Metal and Rap Music, resulting in a then innovative and distinct sound. They released eight studio albums until they temporarily disbanded after 2005's magnificent but critically panned Means To An End album.
After a seven-year gap between studio albums; the band got back together, this time with the `Classic Line-Up' for the first time on record since 1994's State Of The World Address album, to release 2012's Reborn In Defiance.
While you may expect the Classic Line-Up to put out an album that mostly sounds like the band's first three records, the end result is actually closer to a mixture of everything they've been doing since then, and all the separate styles that they've incorporated into their sound along the way.
Stylistically half the album, including the pre-released tracks `Skullcrusher' and `Vengeance Is Mine,' is very much in the same mould as their previous album Means To An End, in terms of straight forward crushing and enjoyable, grooving Hardcore Metal, in a sort of post-Hatebreed reinterpretation of their signature sound. The other half of the album is a lot more melodic and slightly experimental in a similar vein to the lighter moments from their Uncivilization and New World Disorder albums.
If you are just a casual Biohazard fan then unfortunately this album probably won't radically change your opinion of the band, it isn't an absolute Tour De Force that will go down in history as an undoubted classic. If you are a fairly strong Biohazard fan however then this is a nice addition to the catalogue that will keep you happy, a welcome collection of some more Biohazard songs that ties together somewhat the different styles of the previous few albums and brings the various experimentations therein to a logical conclusion.
Overall; Reborn In Defiance is a good album, it isn't out and out the best thing that the band have ever done and it isn't likely to win over anyone who already dislikes Biohazard, but is certainly worth checking out if you already follow the band and is nowhere near a disappointment.
After a seven-year gap between studio albums; the band got back together, this time with the `Classic Line-Up' for the first time on record since 1994's State Of The World Address album, to release 2012's Reborn In Defiance.
While you may expect the Classic Line-Up to put out an album that mostly sounds like the band's first three records, the end result is actually closer to a mixture of everything they've been doing since then, and all the separate styles that they've incorporated into their sound along the way.
Stylistically half the album, including the pre-released tracks `Skullcrusher' and `Vengeance Is Mine,' is very much in the same mould as their previous album Means To An End, in terms of straight forward crushing and enjoyable, grooving Hardcore Metal, in a sort of post-Hatebreed reinterpretation of their signature sound. The other half of the album is a lot more melodic and slightly experimental in a similar vein to the lighter moments from their Uncivilization and New World Disorder albums.
If you are just a casual Biohazard fan then unfortunately this album probably won't radically change your opinion of the band, it isn't an absolute Tour De Force that will go down in history as an undoubted classic. If you are a fairly strong Biohazard fan however then this is a nice addition to the catalogue that will keep you happy, a welcome collection of some more Biohazard songs that ties together somewhat the different styles of the previous few albums and brings the various experimentations therein to a logical conclusion.
Overall; Reborn In Defiance is a good album, it isn't out and out the best thing that the band have ever done and it isn't likely to win over anyone who already dislikes Biohazard, but is certainly worth checking out if you already follow the band and is nowhere near a disappointment.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It's been a while since an album from Biohazard but one thing is sure; it was worth the wait, and then some. Having recently re-formed, this album marks the return of all four original band members and what an album they have made. This is one of those albums you can't imagine being without one you have heard it. Every song sounds the way only New York's finest could make it- heavy, thumping, well crafted hardcore/ metal with their unique infusion of rap. Reborn in Defiance sees the band blend melody perfectly with their hallmark heavy, thumping sound to produce perhaps their best album to date. This must surely be granted the title of best album of 2012. I have been into Biohazard for twenty years now and this album reminds me why; here is to another twenty! Down for Life Biohazard! Buy this album now and play it loud!
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