Various - Red Volume #7 / 12"

12" |
£4.95
date in:
21/4/2009

catalogue number:
RVOL007

genre: Dubstep
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Description of Various Red Volume #7

On the seventh release on this imprint, L-Wiz starts precedings with 'Must', a deeper more musical number which will take your mind on a trip thru time. Subeena comes with 'Transient', a darker rolling track which is a dancefloor stepper skipping beats paired with some crazy samples to good effect. Fiab's final track 'Broken Mirror' (Innasekt remix) adds to the darkness felt on the previous two, where moody effects and big beats take control with growling baselines to take you to the darkside.

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