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Redraft
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Review: We do love a good unique beat pattern, one that moves away from the genre norm and which injects an element of originality, of uniqueness. Fresh beats are good, basically. Redraft has come out with something exceptionally fresh, however, as he's joined by some other collaborators on this absurdly cool jungle/160 EP for Vandal LTD, the sublabel for Vandal Records. His VIP of 'Keep It' is the pick of the bunch, with a lovely vocal sample that sways in and out of the mix, before flipping on the drop into a flurry of breaks and diving reece basses. It's proper jungle vibes, but with an element of soul, of funk, Lovely.
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VDLLTD 016
18 Oct 19
Footwork/Juke
18 Oct 19
Footwork/Juke
Review: Vandal Records is a french drum and bass label founded in 2004 by SKS which is devoted to the dancefloor. Sub-label "Vandal Limited" was founded in 2014 by SKS with Redeyes and is dedicated to liquid and deep music. Their compilation Grand Royal is back with it's fourth edition of footwork, jungle and halftime flavours on Vandal LTD with a massive volume featuring Balatron from Iceland who serves up the deep and deconstructed drum and bass creeper "Missplaced" (original mix) , Hast from the UK with some wonky deep dubstep on "Beat Canon" (original mix) , DJ Madd from New York with some blunted bass inflected hip hop on "Cheeky Steppa" (original mix) plus Crimes! from Portland USA with the absolutely wicked "Beetleborg" (original mix) with bassline so razor sharp it will potentially tear up your speakers so beware!
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VDLLTD 012
03 Apr 17
Bass
03 Apr 17
Bass
Review: France's Vandal Ltd are never limited to one genre or style, that's just not the way they operate. Instead, they like to experiment across all corners of the bass spectrum and, from tripped-out d&b to militant dubstep, they always seem to call the shots. This right here is the third instalment of the Grand Royal series, and the cast is clearly up for causing a bit of damage through the lower end of the hertz range. Our picks from the bunch are Signs' gnarly bass stepper "Bluntwraps", Hast's neo-grime escapade called "Badder Than Dem", and Stayhigh's closing tune "Don't Leave Me", a futuristic jungle bullet wrapped in an r&b flow. Another fine Vandal release.
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VDLLTD 010
05 Dec 16
Bass
05 Dec 16
Bass
