Vintage Biohazard Burn The Icemen Dead Earth "Marquee NYC" NYHC '92 Show Flyer Speakers And so the Alive/Worldwide tour

And so the Alive/Worldwide tour took off in Detroit in June 1996 and went all over the world — from Europe to South America to Australia to Japan — until July 5

Vintage Maya Angelou "Salute To African Women" T-Shirt

The album was produced by Billy Graziadei from Biohazard and featured photos from Wilkes-Barre photographer Michael Rifkin

They are very wise and weird for only being third graders (fourth graders now)

The band broke up in 1990 after releasing four more records

Vintage Biohazard Burn The Icemen Dead Earth "Marquee NYC" NYHC '92 Show Flyer Speakers And so the Alive/Worldwide tourThe New York Hardcore scene in the early 1990s was in a liminal space. Most of second generation bands had broken up while a new crop of bands picked up the torch, but of course there was some overlap. On September 11, 1992, the lines between the two worlds blurred at the Marquee, where you had Burn and The Icemen who were great bands from the late 80s NYHC scene opening up for Biohazard, who went from Brooklyn to the mainstream in the span of a few