RMT Vol. 3
by Riddle Me This
Matty Trashfish
Matty Trashfish
I love the guys at RMT because you can tell they have a blast making their songs.
Creation and Atilla the Pun's Advanced Violence is a prime example of the heavy, yet playful tone these collections take.
High energy and a willingness to branch out stylistically make RMT worthy of your attention. Favorite track: Creation - Advanced Violence (ft. Attila The Pun).
Creation and Atilla the Pun's Advanced Violence is a prime example of the heavy, yet playful tone these collections take.
High energy and a willingness to branch out stylistically make RMT worthy of your attention. Favorite track: Creation - Advanced Violence (ft. Attila The Pun).
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Subceptron - Threat
04:00
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Walter Wilde - Spit Take
03:26
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Neonix - T1K
04:34
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Subceptron - Asylum
03:49
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Inval3d - Clownin
04:48
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Roshi - Jump (VIP)
05:24
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credits
released October 28, 2015
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Riddle Me This Vancouver, British Columbia
Riddle Me This is a label committed to breaking barriers in bass.
All profits go to our artists.
No middle-men, no corporations, no bullshit.
discography
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Apr 2016 -
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Oct 2014
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