a Versa - Footsteps In Tibet aa1 Demon - Parachutes aa2 NDread - Criminal MUV009 hit's wax with 3 again very versatile cuts, one a piece from Versa, Label boss Demon, and NDread. "Footsteps in Tibet" is another fine example of Versa'a ability to create intricate, emotive and though-provoking music. From the offset, a stirring call washes over a fresh, tidal undercurrent, instantly taking you east . Brooding, smooth sub bass rolls and rises effortlessy under almost Steve Gurley-esque, stuttering, cluttering, yet still spacious drum programming. Progression brings smooth pads and echoed chords, interspersed with aqueous fluidity. Demon takes charge on "Parachutes"; a popping, pulsing rhythmic workout. Filtered percussion builds over eerie stabs and pads, raising tension before dropping into an energetic, futuristic roller, accelerated with pulsing sub bass movement. Crushed sinister vocal snapshots lurk with spooky jabs and swerving synth shots. Headnod business. The 3rd cut of MUV009 see's the ever invented NDread unleash a monstrous slab of heavyweight 140 with "Criminal". Crushed percussion creeps forward, with filtered snarls sizzling between hits, before some west coast hip hop meets MUD madness thunders into action. Twisting growls disperse over a punishing driven mid bass; a devastating low end punches through tough, sledgehammer-hard drums. Vocal snippets bark, and Dread's precise edits keep up the pace.