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NON PHIXION - The Future Is Now
Uncle Howie
2CD // £10.99
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Released: May 2004
Catalogue Number: UHW015

Originally released in April of 2002, Uncle Howie Records re-release Non-Phixion’s classic debut album. ·This new platinum edition features a bonus disc of instrumental versions and guest appearances from the Beatnuts, MF Doom, The Fear Factory and Deftones.

 

NON PHIXION - 5 Boro's, 4 W's
Serchlite
12" // £6.49
HIP HOP
Released: Sep 2002

Back in stock. First single from the Phixion in a doper style than the shock out treatments of late. On MC Serch's (3rd Bass) Serchlite label.

 

NON PHIXION - The Future Is Now
Landspeed
2LP // £12.99
HIP HOP
Released: May 2002

Going through several different record labels over the last few years trying to get their album released but inexplicably denied each time, the foursome of Ill Bill, Goretex, Sabac Red and DJ Eclipse remained one of the top-selling artists in hip-hop based on 12" vinyl sales alone, but without a full-length project to their credit until now. Finally through their own Uncle Howie imprint, the group who brought you the classic hits "Legacy", "5 Bor... READ MORE ABOUT: NON PHIXION, The Future Is Now, Landspeed

 

NON PHIXION - Sleepwalkers
Uncle Howie
12" // £5.99
HIP HOP
Released: Jan 1900

A dark slice of Hip Hop signals the return of underground Heroes Non Phixion. Lying somewhere between Wu Tang and DJ Muggs, ‘Sleepwalkers’ is a low slung, bass heavy roller of a Jeepbeat with Non Phixion’s trademark dark lyrics keeping the Headz happy. On the flip ‘Thug Tunin’ is a hardcore take on De La Soul’s classic ‘Plug Tunin’, the break is the same but the Dasiy Age samples have been well and truly binned. Head nod action for summer lowridi... READ MORE ABOUT: NON PHIXION, Sleepwalkers, Uncle Howie

 

NON PHIXION - I Shot Reagan
Fat Beats
12" // £5.99
HIP HOP
Released: Jan 1900

Underground thugs Non Phixion keep it rockin with a repress of this EP from ‘98. The production on ‘I Shot Reagan’ isn’t as heavy as their current work, but the raps are still as angry. Also included is the tense ‘This is not an exercise’ and ‘Refuse to Lose’. Underground beats from NYC’s Uncle Howie label.