Drummer Danny Schuler, bassist/vocalist Evan Seinfeld, guitarist/vocalist Billy Graziadei and guitarist Bobby Hambel have not performed together publicly since 1995. Hambel left the group at the end of the touring cycle for Biohazard\'s third album and major-label debut, \'State of the World Address\'. Like its predecessor, \'Urban Discipline\' (1992), \'State of the World Address\' sold more than 1 million copies worldwide and capped the band\'s evolution from a Brooklyn local favorite into an international success.

In recent years, Schuler kept busy by playing drums for the band Bloodclot and occasionally mixing music for other artists, frequently in collaboration with Graziadei. In addition to his success with his new band Suicide City, currently working on the second release, Graziadei also stays active producing and recording bands in his studio Underground Sound Studios.

Seinfeld\'s extracurricular activities
Seinfeld, meanwhile, remained in the public eye via high-profile appearances on HBO (five seasons on the critically acclaimed prison drama Oz) and VH1 (SuperGroup), as well as a column in Stuff Magazine. Additionally, he shot photos for such publications as Playboy, Penthouse and FHM and voiced characters in the video games Manhunt, The Warriors and the forthcoming Grand Theft Auto IV. As ceo of Teravision, he currently manages the career of his wife, leading adult film star Tera Patrick, whom he has directed and performed with under the name Spyder Jonez. He also recently launched a new band, The Spyderz.

\"Most important chapter in our lives\"
Seinfeld admits that none of these extracurricular activities would have been possible without the success of Biohazard, and looks forward to returning to his roots:

\"Biohazard was the single most important chapter in our lives. Our music brought us together and helped us rise up out of the streets of Brooklyn. Our journey has been an amazing one, and for me, it\'s all about my brothers Billy, Bobby and Danny, and of course the fans, whose undying support has never given up on the hopes of a reunion of the original band. I\'m proud to announce that the four of us have decided to bring our special brand of hardcore tribal ceremony better known as a Biohazard live show to select venues across the globe. Here comes the pain, and see you in the pit, motherfuckers!\"

Starting with their self-titled 1990 debut, Biohazard released eight acclaimed studio albums over a fifteen-year period that saw the band outlast many of heavy music\'s passing fads (hair metal, grunge, nu-metal). During that time, the band was also featured prominently on two revered, Gold-certifide compilations: \'Nativity in Black: A Tribute to Black Sabbath\', to which they contributed an album- opening cover of After Forever, and the groundbreaking soundtrack to the film Judgment Night, to which they provided the title track (a collaboration with the rap group Onyx).

In early January 2008, the original Biohazard members met and rehearsed together for the first time in a dozen years. Says Graziadei:

\"To be in the same room with old friends again fuckin\' rocked. We created something unique back in the day and I\'m psyched we can all hang together and recapture that vibe. It\'s like time stood still and we\'re all 19 again!\"

Schuler adds:

\"I\'m extremely happy that we\'re all friends again. Life is too short, and all the fights, rumors and beefs don\'t matter anymore. What matters is the four of us being friends and getting up on stage again together. I can\'t wait to do this.\"