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Label: Osiris Music UK
Catalog#: OSMUK027EP
Release date: 18-03-2013
Source: 12″ Vinyl x 2
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Quality: Lossless
Size: 118 mb
Genre: Electronic
Style: Bass Music

Tracklist:
1 – Nebula
2 – To Feel
3 – Badman VIP
4 – Namaste

The long awaited Badman VIP finally sees a vinyl release – individually numbered in silver foil and pressed on 180g.
Never being ones to rest on their laurels and constantly pushing the envelope with their productions, Kryptic Minds switch things up again for the latest offering on their own Osiris Music UK imprint.
“Nebula” is a juddering, mechanized piece that rasps from one earth shaking kick to the next, sprinkled with dark ethereal FX and what could be described as trademark eerie stabs. Further experimenting with the 4X4 blueprint, “To Feel” draws suspense during a formidable intro and then plunges down into menacing bass snarls and swaying syncopation which sit on a plateau of pristine sub bass pressure and industrial FX…