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Mata Leão (Tan Vinyl)

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$24.41 $36.99 In stock

Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Record Store Day Title!

“Mata leao” means “lion killer” in Portuguese, an appropriate title for this beast of an album, Biohazard’s first as a trio. In this case less is more; with a sound blending so many ingredients (hardcore, rap, metal), the increased focus brought on by the streamlined line-up just hardens the tip of the jackhammer. Produced by Dave Jerden of Jane’s Addiction and Alice in Chains fame, this 1996 release sees its first U.S. issue on vinyl, complete with printed inner sleeve. Tan vinyl pressing limited to 2000 copies!

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

The trio lineup gives this record a raw, stripped-down energy that comes through perfectly on the vinyl. It’s a Record Store Day find that feels like a proper collector’s piece, though I wish the sleeve had a bit more lyric detail.

Steven ★★★☆☆

The pressing itself sounds clean, and the trio lineup really lets the low end breathe on tracks like this. That said, the jacket arrived with a slight corner ding from shipping, which is a bit of a bummer for a RSD exclusive. Still, the music's solid if you're into their heavier, stripped-down era.