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Top 10 drum & bass albums of the 90’s
Which albums can be considered classics? Which are exciting to listen to not just once? Which ones are exciting from start to finish? I tried… >>
Category: Features
10 cool D&B artists that you probably didn’t know
Unortunately, when we search for music from well-known and/or our favourite artists, we often dismiss other talents. For some reasons (like being known just in… >>
How The Sect left a mark on drum & bass
This month the dnb community was delivered the devastating news, something you don’t hear every day from our scene. The Sect claimed that they can’t… >>
New horizons: what lies ahead for D&B in 2017
Last year was overwhelming for drum & bass: we’ve listened to lots of quality releases, witnessed the rise of new labels and emergence of new… >>
Sampling as an art: tighten up the drums!
We wrote some words about the essential element of our favourite genre… Sure, it’s the drums that are sampled by dnb artists the most. Want… >>
Sampling as an art: Dillinja, Bad Company UK and more
Let’s dig into oldschool a bit further. Find out how the soundtrack to Blade Runner was interpreted in a range of dnb tracks, which Ed… >>
Sampling as an art: Concord Dawn, State Of Mind and more
Time for another sample research! This week’s feature sees us quoting True Detective and Solaris, going back to the jungle with State Of Mind, and… >>
Sampling as an art: Break, Calyx & Teebee and more
It’s definitely worth dedicating a whole article to the veterans of the scene, who’ve been killing it for about 15 or 20 years. You probably… >>
Sampling as an art: Sub Focus, Chase & Status and more
Today we are covering some of the early material from the renowned dance music artists: Pendulum, DJ Fresh, Sub Focus, Chase & Status, and Sigma.… >>
Sampling as an art: a bit of hip-hop
It’s not a secret that a lot of dnb artists are avid fans of hip-hop. Even these days, some of them try to convey this… >>