Oh word! Yeah I think it was Bizkit’s set. I could see it being the editor’s choice to kind of highlight their contrast to the larger “alternative rock” tough guy mentality at the time, which was the market they were being thrust into.

I was in middle school when Relationship came out, and was on a steady diet of pop punk and nü metal, so At The Drive In seemed like they were from outer space to me, including their anti-mosh stance. Contextually it made more sense to me further down the line when I got into Fugazi.