Uncle Howie US Vinyl & CDs

Review: Ill Bill once again delivers on his new solo album, BILLY. Taking the second half of 2022 to start setting this album up, BILL released singles like 'Once Upon A Time In Canarsie', 'Leviathan', 'Smarten Up', 'Root For The Villain', and 'Time To Go'. The album boasts features from the likes of Vinnie Paz, Kool G Rap, Rittz, Immortal Technique, Nems, Sick Jacken, Slaine, Lord Goat, Tragedy Khadafi, OT The Real, Q-Unique and more. With a stellar list of producers like DJ Muggs, Statik Selektah, Stu Bangas, C-Lance and others, this album will shine amongst the rest of BILL's catalog.

Review: - 3 LPs of The Future Is Now pressed on extremely limited, nuclear-radiated Glow In The Dark Vinyl
- 40" x 24" Mear One Poster of the original cover art
- 10" x 10" Booklet
- Bonus 7" featuring an unreleased Large Professor-produced song from the original The Future Is Now sessions.

Fresh off their NYC Halloween reunion appearance, indie powerhouse Non Phixion drops the ultimate vinyl version of "The Future Is Now". This limited edition box set includes "The Future Is Now" album on 3 LPs, 40" x 24" Mear One poster of cover art, 10" x 10" booklet and a 7-inch record of a previously unreleased Large Professor produced song from the original "TFIN" sessions. 400 will be pressed in the jaw-dropping "Triple Haze" variant and an extremely limited 100 copies will be available in the nuclear-radiated "Glow In The Dark" variant. This triple vinyl box set is limited to these 500

Review: Fresh off their NYC Halloween reunion appearance, indie powerhouse Non Phixion dropped The Future Is Now back in 2003. This latest reissue is a special 20th-anniversary version that comes on purple vinyl following various other bumper-sized deluxe editions over the years. The music remains as potent and powerful as ever with both die-hard fans and newcomers sure to be satisfied. The jams come thick and fast here but the long legs and hard bars of 'Suicide Bomb' (feat The Beatnuts, Al Tariq, Marly Metal & Moonshine) are a standout.

Review: Following their NYC Halloween reunion, indie rap legends Non Phixion reissued The Future Is Now for its 20th anniversary and now do so again a couple more years later. Originally released in 2003, the album's raw energy and sharp lyricism remain as impactful as ever and so is likely to appeal to both longtime fans and newcomers. Packed with hard-hitting tracks, the project delivers relentless beats and razor-sharp bars and a standout is 'Suicide Bomb' featuring The Beatnuts, Al Tariq, Marly Metal and Moonshin as it perfectly exemplifies the group's signature intensity and lyrical prowess.