#Lapfox trax renard archive#

However, on the official Lapfox archive only Jackal Queenston's BoL album has these, the other three don't and none of the other uploads of them on. It's more related to breakcore than speedcore, however it's probably most accurate to say that he produces a variety of different electronic music styles under many different aliases. So apparently at some point the four Best of Lapfox albums were expanded to include 'unmixed' versions of all the tracks, that didn't lead right into the next track. Their actual name is David Remmler Also, his main genre has been misappropriated. This alias is characterized by his breakcore and hardcore rave musical style. However, Renard isn't the person's real name Renard Queenston is the full name of one of his aliases/characters. Adraen is one of the many pseudonyms of Renard, an independent electronic artist from Canada who owns the VULPvibe record label. 220.239.171.136 ( talk) 10:38, 14 March 2012 (UTC) Reply Actually, he meets the requirement concerning being on more than one notable label Vulpvibe/LapFox was one of the first major internet-based labels and the alias D-Mode-D was signed to Breakbit.

Several tracks were later released under other aliases.

Along with Plastic With Audio, it was only released physically. Is there any real reason that 'Renard Queenston' was removed from the page? Lightsaber Guy ( talk) 00:36, 26 February 2012 (UTC) Reply Despite his massive following (yes, I'm a fan too), it seems he does not actually meet any of the guidelines for being considered a notable musician. Renard is a 22-track album released under Renard.

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