Super bowl of hardcore

Alea Jacta Est Hardcore. All For Nothing Hardcore. Ante Up Heavy Hardcore. Arkangel Metal Hardcore. Bent Life.

This year was particularly special due to its return to Brooklyn for the first time since , a factor that enhanced the Biohazard set enormously. Thanks to the presence of iron-fisted stage manager Warren Lee, this shit actually unbelievably ran on time and everyone played short sets. That year also fully embraced the Superbowl theme and football imagery abounded, from the No Redeeming Social Value halftime show to the Everybody Gets Hurt shirts featuring a football helmet. I was starting to list the highlights, from Bulldoze to Sub Zero to Merauder, but pretty much the entire lineup was a highlight. I was a little let down that Skarhead only played 2 or 3 songs but if I remember correctly they were having technical difficulties. The extensive lineup proved to be too much of a good thing, as we were super wiped out and went home before Sick of It All, which meant we only!

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