1) Vandal is one of the most prominent names in Brazilian hip hop. Born in Salvador, Bahia, he is distinguished by his raw rhymes and for being one of the most creative artists in the grime and drill scene in Brazil. Vandal is also known for his live collaborations with Baiana System.

2) Vandal is a black metal band from Japan. Their first EP '地​獄​変' (Jigokuhen) was released in March 2023.

3) Vandal is an underground Scottish hip-hop artist. Born Chris Steven in 1993, he started his career in late 2011 amidst local hype. He has collaborated with Red Hook Noodles on production and has released samplings on his SoundCloud ahead of his first full mixtape; 'only the dead have seen the end of war' scheduled for release in Winter of 2012.

4) Vandal is an RAC band from Russia featuring Kaldrad (Branikald, Raven Dark, Nitberg, Temnozor, Sternatis, Vargleide, woods of fallen, Forest) on vocals and members of Volkoten. Formed in 1997, they recorded three full length albums, two demos and one split album with Die Fünfte Kolonne.

5) There is also a thrash metal band called Vandal from Kumanovo, Macedonia.
[Bojan Stojanovski (Shvaba) - vocal, Damjan Milanovski (Danska) - Guitar, Nenad Veljkovik (Neshe) - Guitar, Goran Mitkovski (Goce) - Bass Guitar, Andrej Micikj (Ankos) - Drums.]

The band Vandal was a hard working band since the start. Due the circumstances, the finance were very low, but with help from friends we’ve achieved alot in a small period. Vandal was strugling to local gigs, until the informal organisation Brigada helped them along their way, and set them up to play on a national level. Vandal is one of the most active and productive bands in the contry. The won on the national festival Rock Fest 2008.

6) Vandal is a breakbeat/electro/techno act from Sheffield, England. A decade of singles and remixes under his belt with support from some of the biggest names in the business. Just release first album 'Tonight We Riot' through LOT49. Also set up his own label called Benefit Recordings. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.