Why Some Drum & Bass Tracks Only Make Sense at 2 a.m.
Late-night drum and bass has its own logic. From darker atmospheres to slower tension builds, some tracks only truly come alive in the early hours.
Latest Drum and Bass News
Latest Drum and Bass Interviews, Announcements and Scene Updates
Interview: In conversation: The voices behind Banshee
Rua Tui, Kathika, Maddy V, Maria and Abi Nyxx discuss Banshee, their Bristol drum and bass collaboration supporting Refuge.
Interview: Nation: Craggz and Haste Go Back to Rave Roots
Craggz and Haste launch Nation, a new hardcore and jungle label rooted in 90s rave culture, with debut release Inner World landing 6 March 2026.
Interview: In conversation with RAW78 & Samara: Lost In Motion
RAW78 and Samara discuss Lost In Motion on Make Your Era, from festival inspiration to foghorn drops and shaping vocals for club impact.
Interview: In conversation with MEL: curating CODE:HER
MEL discusses curating CODE:HER on VTO Records, leading with Enigma, and championing raw, uncompromising neurofunk around International Women’s Day.
Why Liquid Drum & Bass Feels Personal Again
Liquid drum and bass is rediscovering intimacy, with producers and vocalists reshaping the sound into something warmer, more human, and club-ready.
Interview: In conversation with Komatose & Captain Apathy: CK Records launch
Komatose and Captain discuss launching CK Records with Body Rocker and Goes Like This, their studio dynamic, and shaping their own drum and bass future.
The Rise of Micro-Labels in Drum and Bass
Exploring the rise of micro-labels in drum and bass, from Bandcamp-first imprints to artist-run collectives reshaping control and community.
Interview: In conversation with Miss Medik, DRUMMA & FJ: inside Transition
Miss Medik, DRUMMA and FJ discuss the making of Transition, from emotional balance and collaboration to liquid drum and bass, vocals, and releasing on Soultribe Music.
Interview: In conversation with HL and Elvii: control, honesty and Fighting for Freedom
HL and Elvii discuss Fighting for Freedom, creative restraint, emotional vocals, and why Make Your Era felt like the right home for their understated drum and bass collaboration.
Before the Peak: Why the Warm-Up DJ Still Shapes the Night
Warm-up sets rarely get credit, but they shape the room, the crowd, and the night itself. Here’s why the role still matters in modern drum and bass.
Underground Isn’t Small Anymore: When Niche Sounds Fill Big Rooms
From dark rollers to experimental steppers, underground drum and bass is reaching mid-sized venues and festival stages. Here’s how and why it started working.