The Future Is Now

Non Phixion's "The Future Is Now," released on January 1, 2002, under Uncle Howie Records, is a raw and unapologetic dive into the underground hip hop scene. This album is a powerful blend of horrorcore, hardcore hip hop, and boom bap, showcasing Non Phixion's signature East Coast hip hop style. With a runtime of 56 minutes, the album packs a punch with 16 tracks that delve into dark themes and provocative lyrics.

From the opening track "Futurama" to the final track "The C.I.A. Is Still Trying To Kill Me," Non Phixion delivers a relentless and intense listening experience. Tracks like "Drug Music," "The C.I.A. Is Trying To Kill Me," and "Black Helicopters" highlight the group's ability to blend political commentary with hard-hitting beats and lyrical prowess. The album also features standout tracks such as "If You Got Love" and "We Are The Future," which offer a glimpse into the group's versatility and depth.

"The Future Is Now" is a testament to Non Phixion's unique sound and their ability to push the boundaries of underground hip hop. The album's themes of paranoia, conspiracy, and societal critique are delivered with a raw energy that sets it apart from other releases of the time. Whether you're a longtime fan of Non Phixion or a newcomer to their music, "The Future Is Now" is an essential addition to any hip hop collection.