Billy Graziadei(guitars, vocals) joins on most tracks with a more punk scream/shout delivery that plays excellent counterpoint to Seinfelds quasi rapping. Evan Seinfeld (bass, vocals) has a unique enough delivery with his Brooklyn saturated nuances to make even the cornier lines sound genuine. On top of the anger laden, social conscious lyrics is some incredibly fun hardcore punk, mixed with just enough metal to accentuate the group chanting and rap intermissions. On and on the media rolls.” While not the best written rap every, it was socially relevant and delivered with enough genuine animosity to be believable. I think it's sick to count the death toll.
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Urban Discipline is full of many of the Nu-Metal nuances and metal-core aspects that would saturate the industry a few years later, at the time this was release (1992) it was quite refreshing. The band would later go on to collaborate with Onyx on the Judgment Night Soundtrack (one of the best things to come out of the 90s), but it was Urban Discipline that set the scene. This wasn’t happy rap music and thrash it was hardcore punk and near gangster rap put into a blender. Heavy amounts of bass, and group chanting took the basis that Anthrax and PE made and turned the volume and violence way the *** up. The mix of down-tuned, simple punk chord progression and hardcore rap sensibilities brought something fresh to the masses. One of the first widely recognized bands to bring a fusion of metal, hardcore and rap Even Seinfeld and crew absolutely exploded in 1992 with the release of their seminal album Urban Discipline. So once the noise have been brought what were we to do then? One of the first answers to that question manifest itself in Brooklyn’s own Biohazard. Anthrax and Public Enemy receive a lot of credit for marrying rap and metal (and deservedly so). The metal scene in particular was an open playground of bands experimenting with different genre fusions taking music to different parts of the masses. The early 90s were an odd musical era trust me I was there. For years I'm asking you why? Why are the innocent dead and the guilty alive.
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