Language Of Violence is a powerful 1992 album from The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy that critiques social and political issues through sharp lyricism and innovative production. Released by 4th & Broadway, the record blends hip-hop with industrial and electronic elements, creating an intense atmosphere that underscores its confrontational themes. The album uses raw beats and articulate verses to address violence, systemic oppression, and media manipulation, making it a compelling example of conscious rap emerging in the early 1990s.