Latest Drum and Bass release reviews
In-Depth Reviews of the Latest Drum and Bass Releases
Review of Dark Matter / Off The Rails by it is Jev
it is Jev pairs the bouncing synths of Dark Matter with Off The Rails’ train-horn build and energetic drop on a two-track release for Dirtbox Recordings.
Review of REV004 by Calibre, Adam F & Blu Mar Ten
REV004 collects restrained Calibre and Blu Mar Ten remixes with Adam F’s concise Circles edit on a heavyweight archival vinyl pressing from Re:versal.
Review of The Black Light Project (Part 2) by Kolectiv
Kolectiv complete The Black Light Project on Metalheadz with restless breaks, expansive intros, and a beautifully restrained breakdown on Black Light.
Review of Indica Dub / Paradise by Rockafella
Rockafella makes his Vibe City debut with Indica Dub and Paradise, pairing sunlit liquid funk with a darker, dreamier second cut for the label.
Review of Keeping Secrets by Hillsdom
Hillsdom return to Soulvent Records with Keeping Secrets, a liquid drum and bass single built on bell-like arpeggios, crisp breaks and Reese bass.
Review of Just Walk Away by Medicine
Medicine brings soulful vocals and a playful bassline to Just Walk Away on Make Your Era, with a hard-hitting drop and a quieter, piano-led breakdown.
Review of Voices by Tech Dreams
Zombie Cats introduce their Tech Dreams alias with Voices, a spacious tech roller driven by loose drums, a restless saw bass, and a striking breakdown.
Review of Do You Miss Her / The Acid by Jrace & Albert White, Lexed & Ellen Lynch
Jrace & Albert White and Lexed move from Ellen Lynch’s melodic vocals to dark, acid-charged club energy across a contrasting Exert two-tracker.
Review of Uncharted Territory by Jozef
Jozef makes his drum and bass debut on Dirtbox Recordings with Uncharted Territory, three tracks built around gated bass, abrupt gaps, and scene-setting samples.
Review of Insubordinate by R3IDY
R3IDY pairs spacious pads and echoing vocals with snappy drums, stabbing bass, and a steady sub on Insubordinate, out on Soulvent Records on 11 September.
Review of Under The Pyramid by Right Hand
Right Hand brings forceful breaks and Reese bass to Under The Pyramid, with Redemption Park’s lush pads offering the standout moment on 4 Jungle Records.
Review of Children Of Hydra by PARA
PARA's Children Of Hydra moves through five lean, late-night studies in tension, texture, and sci-fi detail, with each cut opening another route.
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