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Non Phixion (pronounced as non-fiction) was a hardcore hip-hop group formed in 1995 in Brooklyn, New York. It consisted of three emcees — Ill Bill, Sabac Red, and Goretex — plus DJ Eclipse.

The group was originally formed in 1995 by Ill Bill and MC Serch of 3rd Bass fame. They released their first single Legacy b/w No Tomorrow on Serch's own Serchlite Records that year. However, by late 1997, Serch and Non Phixion had parted ways. It was around this time that Bill started Uncle Howie Records and released Non Phixion's critically acclaimed "I Shot Reagan" single. The group featured unique subject matter such as government conspiracies, secret assassinations and alien cover-ups.

After previous record deals with Matador and Geffen records fell apart, they decided to work with Ill Bill's independent record label, Uncle Howie Records. On April 23, 2002, the group released their debut album The Future Is Now. On April 6, 2004 they released The Green CD/DVD, a compilation of rare songs and rare interview, concert, and behind-the-scenes footage.

In 2004 and 2005, all three emcees released diverse solo albums, all fully produced and released by Ill Bill's brother Necro on his label, Psycho+Logical-Records. Goretex's album was a horrorcore album featuring dark production by Necro, sampling death metal riffs and horror film scores. Ill Bill's album was along the lines of a traditional hardcore hip-hop album, while still maintaining the conspiracy themes native to Non Phixion. Sabac Red's album was a political album, focusing on current controversial issues such as the Iraq War.

A collaboration album between Necro and the whole of Non Phixion called Secret Society was originally scheduled for a January 2006 release date, but has endured numerous delays. The current release date is unknown. An album between Necro and Ill Bill entitled Blood Brothers is also planned for some time in 2006. The group planned to release their sophomore album, Nuclear Truth, in 2006, but this release has been officially canceled.