It was in 1995 that Ill Bill, Goretex and Sabac, three veteran Brooklyn emcees, got together with DJ Eclipse and formed Non Phixion. Just six months later, they released their first single: "Legacy" b/w "No Tomorrow," which went on to sell over 10 000 copies worldwide. [...]

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06/07/02 — The Future Is Now (Uncle Howie)
originally recorded for this very label and a constant "coming soon" staple of these very updates for years, the mega delayed, mega destructive full-length debut from Sabac, Ill Bill, Eclipse and Goretex is finally in the shops. Timely stuff in today's politically charged climate, Non-Phixion are kings of uneasy listening no matter what label they're on.

07/12/00 — The Future Is Later than “Now,” and it’s not part of our future anyway.
We regret to announce that Matador will not be releasing Non Phixion’s upcoming debut album ‘The Future is Now.’ After months of preparations for the release of this album, the group have reached the conclusion that Matador is not the right label for them. While we wish they had made this decision prior to signing a contract or recording the album, we see no reason to stand in their way and we look forward to reaching an amicable settlement. We remain fans of Non Phixion’s music and sincerely wish them all the success in their future endeavors.

06/21/00 — Non Phixion date change
Good things come to those who wait, and even better things come when we decide to stop waiting. The long-awaited Non Phixion debut album, ’The Future is Now’ has been moved forward to a September 26 release date. With production work from luminaries like Premier, Large Professor, Necro and Pete Rock, and staples of Non Phixion’s live set like “The C.I.A. Is Trying To Kill Me,” “If You Got Love” and the recent single “Black Helicopters,” this is shaping up to be a devestating album. More news on singles, tours and documentary videos to follow.

04/07/00 — Starting next wednesday night, you can hear an internet simulcast of a Non Phixion performance, recorded live last week on Montclair, NJ’s WMSC by heading over to TPLN.net. TPLN are out of Toronto, if you’re keeping track.

03/27/00 — Non Phixion’s Ill Bill was just interviewed by New York's UPN affiliate, Ch. 9 for their evening news program. Ill Bill has an upcoming solo 12" entitled "How To Kill A Cop" which the hard-hitting journalists at Ch. 9 must've thought was controversial. Meanwhile, the Rudy Giuliani 12" "How To Gun Down An Unarmed Civilian" has been pulled from our release schedule.

02/25/00 — Just back from showing the Gavin Convention how it's done, Non Phixion are playing at the Wetlands on 3/1 for a Stop Police Brutality event with Reflection Eternal and others. Non Phixion's performance will be brief, so don't say we didn't warn you. Which reminds me, how do you stop police brutality? Beat yourself up! Wait a second, that's the one where you're supposed to help the police out. But it would probably serve the same function if you really thought about it -- pretty hard for the police to brutalize you if you've already done the job on your own. On the other hand, this might be too much to think about. Maybe you should just shell out the cash to see Non Phixion. [...]