Latest Drum and Bass release reviews
In-Depth Reviews of the Latest Drum and Bass Releases
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.
Review of No Escape EP by Duoscience & Mystific
Mystific & Duoscience take a darker route on No Escape EP, pairing Donnie Brasco dialogue, stark piano, and lean, low-slung drums across two tracks.
Review of Break / Urban Pulse by Myselor
Myselor’s final Cosmic Expression sampler pairs Break’s restless octave jumps with Urban Pulse’s eerie, Blade-like city tension on Evolution Chamber.
Review of Sequence by Noise Souls
Dirtbox Recordings completes its Tape Pack Series with Noise Souls’ Sequence, released digitally on 28 August before vinyl and CD arrive on 11 September.
Review of Lucid Transmissions EP by Fr4ktion
Fr4ktion’s Lucid Transmissions EP pairs wide pads, rolling subs and melodic detail across three polished liquid drum and bass cuts for Vibe City.
Review of Chances by NYTEBYTE
NYTEBYTE’s Chances opens Zombie Cats’ 9ine Lives label with a Dancefloor Mix and a spacious London jungle rework that preserves the original’s pull.
Review of Rudra / Wanna Die by Gravitape
GRAVITAPE’s Rudra / Wanna Die turns its staged Dirtbox takeover into two sharply built neurofunk cuts, balancing ritual detail and large-scale impact.
Review of Degradation / Move With The Friction by Sola
Sola bring stereo width, snapping drums and restless bass pressure to Dirtbox Recordings across Degradation and Move With The Friction.
Review of Capricorn 15 by Q Project
Q Project's 1998 cut Capricorn 15 returns on Computer Integrated Audio with a remaster that restores weight, clarity, and space without losing its original feel.
Review of East Coast Funk by Hugh Hardie & Amoss
Hugh Hardie and Amoss combine rolling drums, deep sub and hip-hop influence on East Coast Funk, a laid-back roller arriving via Soulvent Records.
Review of Babylon Shall Fall by Future Sound Of America
Future Sound Of America's Babylon Shall Fall delivers heavyweight jungle breaks, foghorn bass and old-school energy on 4 Jungle Records.
Review of Temper by Nautika
Nautika returns to Soulvent Records with Temper featuring Jasq, combining evolving bass movement, crisp drums and expansive synth work in a polished liquid roller.
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