 Two days after first hearing his demo, Whalley signed Tupac Shakur in August 1991, and by November, Interscope released "2Pacalypse Now", Shakur's studio debut.Interscope began to develop a significant presence in the alternative genre in 1992.In addition to a second Primus album, the label released No Doubt's self-titled debut, Helmet's "Meantime", 4 Non Blondes' "Bigger, Better, Faster, More!," acquired and re-released Rocket from the Crypt's "", and, through a joint venture with TVT/Nothing Records, the Nine Inch Nails EP "Broken."