Biohazard Unleash Explosive Single Death Of Me Ahead of Long-Awaited Album
Brooklyn hardcore icons Biohazard have returned in full force with Death Of Me, the blistering first single from their upcoming album Divided We Fall, due out 17th October via BLKIIBLK. Marking the band’s first studio album in over a decade and the reunion of their original lineup, this new era finds Biohazard more relentless and unified than ever.
A Battle Cry for the Broken
Produced, mixed, and mastered by Matt Hyde (Slayer, Hatebreed, Deftones), Death Of Me wastes no time in delivering a sonic gut punch. With pounding rhythms, pummelling riffs, and a snarling sense of urgency, the track is both a rallying cry and a personal purge.
Drummer Danny Schuler calls it “one of my favourites,” explaining:
“This song embodies the frustration, miscommunication, and intolerance that we sometimes deal with in our lives. This song is a mid-tempo banger for anyone feeling like life is a never-ending battle against everything and everyone. Never give up!!!”
Divided We Fall: A Raw Return
Divided We Fall captures the raw power that made Biohazard pioneers in the fusion of hardcore, metal, punk, and hip hop, while sharpening their sound for a fractured world. Engineered by Joseph DeMaio, with additional recording and production from Hyde and tech support from Phil Caivano, the sessions spanned Shorefire Recording Studios (NJ) and The Hydeaway (CA).
The result is an album that doesn’t just look back — it hits harder than ever. With songs like F**k The System, Tear Down The Walls, and Warriors, Biohazard aren’t here to reminisce — they’re here to reignite.
Tracklisting: Divided We Fall
- F**k The System
- Forsaken
- Eyes On Six
- Death Of Me
- Word To The Wise
- Fight To Be Free
- War Inside Me
- S.I.T.F.O.A
- Tear Down The Walls
- I Will Overcome
- Warriors
Pre-save and pre-order Divided We Fall here.
Biohazard: Revitalised and Ready
After a triumphant return to the stage in 2023 — including a headlining slot at Milwaukee Metal Fest and sold-out NYC shows — Biohazard charged through major festivals in the UK, Europe, South America, and North America, including Download Festival. Their return, described as “superhuman” by Ghost Cult Magazine, has been nothing short of seismic.
Now with their original lineup — Billy Graziadei, Bobby Hambel, Danny Schuler, and Evan Seinfeld — reunited and recharged, Biohazard are ready to take their legacy further. Divided We Fall isn’t just a comeback. It’s a declaration.
