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Oz producer Tom Drummond goes at the bass like a bulldog on his second outing for Breakbeat Paradise with the Thick Shake EP. The opener and title track plunders Eminem’s Shake That to deliver ghetto funk then Walk It reworks UNK’s Walk It Out on what you might call ghetto crunk, followed up by a Marlena Shaw vocal on the punishingly heavy Ghetto Blaster leaving the whole affair to be wrapped up with the ghetto garage-blues of Satisfaction . There’s no way you could suck that lot up through a straw…