Biohazard: Brooklyn Hardcore Meets Metal and Hip‑Hop

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This episode dives into Biohazard, the Brooklyn band that fused New York hardcore with thrash metal and hip‑hop in the late ’80s and early ’90s. We examine how their DIY ethic built an underground network of labels, fanzines, and clubs while pushing genre boundaries, and we trace their influence on later crossover acts.

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