The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy

UK first press 1992. Record plays EX.
Militant, industrial edged hip hop that sounds like it was recorded inside a concrete bunker with the news playing too loud in the background, heavy beats, metallic percussion and Michael Franti absolutely unloading on politics, media, consumerism, the whole rotten circus. It’s confrontational without being gimmicky, dense but completely gripping, proper early 90s alternative rap that refused to smile for anyone. Not party music, not background noise, this is headphones on, pay attention, system critique at full volume. FFO Public Enemy, The Last Poets, Consolidated, Rage Against The Machine