Latest Drum and Bass release reviews
In-Depth Reviews of the Latest Drum and Bass Releases
Review of Call It An Addiction by Levia
Levia & Playful unleash “Call It An Addiction” on Imagine Audio, a thunderous collision of Neurofunk, rock and metal influences that delivers one of 2025’s boldest drum & bass releases.
Review of Here & Now by Flava D
Flava D makes her full drum and bass album debut with Here & Now on Hospital Records, a 15-track statement of versatility featuring MPH, Anaïs, Unglued, SOLAH and more.
Review of METHXX041 by Mineral
Finnish producer Mineral makes his Metalheadz debut with METHXX041, a deep four-track EP of atmospheric jungle, layered breaks and heavyweight sound design.
Review of METHXX040 by Conrad Subs
Conrad Subs returns to Metalheadz with METHXX040, a sharp three-track EP balancing rolling drums, 90s-inspired textures and deep atmospheric weight.
Review of Feel Me EP by Kublai
Kublai returns to CIA with the Feel Me EP, three tracks steeped in jungle, dub and soul, featuring Rider Shafique and a liquid rework of Young Soul by Note.
Review of Dustup (Mefjus Remix) by Mefjus
Mefjus transforms Noisia & The Upbeats’ 2012 classic Dustup into a cinematic, bass-heavy 2025 anthem for Vision Recordings.
Review of Deep Excavation / Rolling Memories by Black Barrel
Black Barrel and Karl Miller rework two lost 90s jungle cuts into deep, atmospheric rollers for Dispatch Blueprints. A timeless, meditative release with weight and soul.
Review of Live for Nothing by goddard.
goddard. links up with Billy Lockett on ‘Live for Nothing’, a deeply emotive liquid DnB single from the new Here & Now EP. Warm, cinematic and vocally rich.
Review of Radial EP by Diode
Diode makes a powerful solo debut on VTO Records with the Radial EP, a fierce three-track release packed with raw neurofunk energy and industrial sound design.
Review of Acoustic Alchemy by Fluid Form
Fluid Form returns to Liquid Flow with ‘Acoustic Alchemy’, blending warm basslines, organic textures and elegant musicality in a standout Liquid Drum & Bass release.
Review of Vielleicht Vielleicht by John B
John B and MC Fava rework viral hit Vielleicht Vielleicht into a stunning DNB-meets-darkwave crossover on Beta Recordings. Out now.
Review of You Can’t Have Me / CØunts by Beskar
Scottish producer Beskar returns to Dirtbox with a monstrous two-tracker, fusing cinematic sound design, scream vocals and genre-defying drum & bass.
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