The structure of Inglorious Mustards 2 is concentrated within a very narrow speed band. Mustard Music LTD brings together Drum & Bass titles which, apart from three departures, sit between 86 and 88 BPM. Sticky by Yatuza and Drumslave opens at 86 BPM in B major; Gangster by Visulant and Just Funky Roller by Sunnytex then settle at 87 BPM, while changing to E-flat minor and G minor. The pulse remains in place, but the keys shift the starting point across the first part of the selection.
The strongest concentration occurs at 87 BPM. It includes Ride The Vibe's Battle Pulse and Omen's Lightspeed, both in B-flat minor; Gui's It Just Keeps Going and Disarm.'s Shook, both in A minor; as well as Order Up's Wild Wild West in D major. This is a section where continuity does not rely on one key, but on a recurring speed with several key routes.
The sharpest changes are numerical. NEKTR's No More Questions is listed at 130 BPM in G-flat minor, while Brain and Leks' Borders appears at 109 BPM in C minor. Neither shares the dominant range, making both useful reference points when reading the order of the data. The duration spread is contained: Shook reaches 3:42 and Battle Pulse 4:41, with the remaining entries close to that window.
The closing stretch preserves the same logic. Acid Purrr's Out Of Line returns to 86 BPM, this time in F minor, after Changer's Laying Down The Law at 88 BPM and Borders at 109. The list does not describe a rise in speed; it documents a repeated core and a small number of exceptions. For DJ use, that distribution makes it possible to separate the 86–88 BPM cuts from the two distant values, while using repeated keys as another organising device within the same genre.