| Czech your head >> NYC’s Non-Phixion has the music thing down, leaving them more time for European women
You may not be familiar with the names of Ill Bill, Sabac Red, Goretex and DJ Eclipse, but they probably don’t even care. For years, this collection of New York’s finest have been tearing new ones for soft MCs with their blend of 100 per cent raw, next-level lyrics and the beats of in-house production genius Necro, making all other cats look silly. It’s true, you may have heard the name Non-Phixion in the same breath as DJ Premier, Large Professor, Obscure Disorder or maybe even BangBus, but until you’ve heard a few tracks from their new LP The Future Is Now, I’m afraid you’re still asleep. The Mirror spoke to everybody over the phone except DJ Eclipse, who was vacationing in the Bahamas. Mirror: You realize you’ll
have to speak up because this is a conference call. M: Yep. What’s your
schedule like these days? I bet your phone hasn’t stopped ringing
since your LP came out. M: The Montreal Mirror. M: Yeah, we do all right. M: Why’s that? M: So, what, have you
got some Hungarian friends in New York, or have you been to the Czech
Republic as of late? M: This is a niche fan-base? M: Who knows? How tight
are you guys with the Beatnuts? M: I heard the new single
yesterday, but I didn’t love it. M: Break it down for me. M: (laughing) With Beatnuts at Aria on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2am, $25 >> Music Listings |
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