The 1997 album "Dispepsi" is a product of Negativland's sustained engagement with appropriation and media critique. It features a dense sound collage that unpacks themes of corporate branding and cultural saturation.
- "Dispepsi" was released on Seeland, the independent label co-founded by Negativland members in 1995. The album's release date was July 29, 1997.
- The album was conceived as a response to the pervasive influence of corporate advertising and branding in the 1990s. It heavily samples and recontextualizes commercials, jingles, and corporate slogans.
- "Dispepsi" was released as both a CD and a limited-edition LP. The LP version included a bonus track not found on the CD.
Negativland is a media-art collective known for its use of found sound, collage, and appropriation. The group has been active since the late 1970s, creating a body of work that critiques mass media and consumer culture.
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