Latest Drum and Bass release reviews
In-Depth Reviews of the Latest Drum and Bass Releases
Review of If Only EP by Klinical, GROUND, Waeys & Wingz
Waeys returns to Overview Music with the collaborative If Only EP, featuring Wingz, Klinical and GROUND across three productions that balance relentless energy, evolving atmospheres and detailed sound design.
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.
Review of Last Days Of Disco Part 3 by Canis x Sirius
A well-balanced three-track EP with strong collaborations, clean production and enough variety to keep the whole release engaging from start to finish.
Review of The End by Mazare & Lost in Hollywood
Mazare and Lost in Hollywood bring together drum and bass, rock and metalcore on The End, a crossover single that gives each style room to breathe without losing momentum.
Review of hEarTbeAt by Koven
Koven return to Liquicity Records with hEarTbeAt, a euphoric dancefloor cut pairing soaring vocals, uplifting melodies and driving bass energy.
Review of New Life by Whiney & P Money
P Money and Whiney deliver an uplifting blend of liquid drum & bass, soulful vocals and heartfelt lyricism on New Life, released via Hospital Records.
Review of Uprising EP by Xylym
Xylym's Uprising EP brings heavyweight drums, guitar-driven hooks and Pendulum-like energy to Evolution Chamber across three uncompromising neurofunk cuts.
Review of Over You by Nautika
Nautika's Over You pairs rolling drums, reverberant vocals and warm synth textures into a melodic Soulvent release that rewards close listening.
Review of Big Stamina by Lee UHF & Noise Souls
Lee UHF and Noise Souls deliver a heavyweight roller for Play Me Records, combining bruising drums, buzzing basslines and fight-ready vocal energy.
Review of Sweet Dreams / After Hell by Exit4
Exit4 delivers two heavyweight cuts for High Tree Records, pairing relentless neurofunk energy with cinematic atmosphere and sharp, inventive drum programming.
Review of Meant To Be / Sometimes by Jane Doe & DT3
Jane Doe and DT3 deliver two contrasting liquid drum & bass cuts for Vibe City's relaunch, balancing warm atmospheres with darker dancefloor weight.
Review of Love Letters by Dossa
Dossa blends nostalgic liquid touches with modern bass weight on Love Letters, balancing warm melodies, soulful vocals and club-ready low-end pressure.
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