The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy – Television, The Drug Of The Nation (12" Vinyl, Island Records Inc, 1992) – EX / EX Pop transitional shoegaze/noise-pop phase

transitional shoegaze/noise-pop phase

A live big band recording from Don Ellis and his orchestra

The record moves between militant spoken word

primitive drum machines and home-recording techniques

The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy – Television, The Drug Of The Nation (12" Vinyl, Island Records Inc, 1992) – EX / EX Pop transitional shoegaze/noise-pop phaseTelevision, The Drug Of The Nation is a 1992 12" single by The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy, combining politically charged spoken word rap with industrial hip hop production. The track is driven by percussive loops, sharp sampling and confrontational lyricism characteristic of early 90s alternative hip hop. Issued on Island Records Inc, this 12 inch format presents the extended club oriented versions of the release. Excellent 12" Vinyl and Sleeve.