DJ Die – “Clear Skyz (1996 VIP)”
DJ Die found an old DAT featuring this previously-unreleased VIP of his classic tune “Clear Skyz.” Listen now.Continue Reading
These posts look back at moments and movements within the jungle and drum & bass scenes.
DJ Die found an old DAT featuring this previously-unreleased VIP of his classic tune “Clear Skyz.” Listen now.Continue Reading
A look back at the rowdy Philly dnb scene of the early 2000s, set to DJ Lorne’s fantastic ‘Sonic Youth’ mixtape.Continue Reading
This trio’s techy dub took us back to simpler drum & bass times.Continue Reading
A blast from Bailey’s past Sixteen years ago today, DJ Bailey alongside SP:MC took over the BBC Radio 1 airwaves for this impressive addition to the storied Peel Session archives. Even with what fans like myself have learned about John Peel in the years since his passing in October ofContinue Reading
Lemon D’s long-awaited dub “Wu Tang” finally sees a releaseContinue Reading
A jungle / dnb tribute to the TR-808 While I understand that it’d be geeky AF to say some clunky nerd shit like “hey, what’s your favorite tune with the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer?,” as a journalist documentarian writer guy who is obsessed with drum & bass, these are theContinue Reading
Grooverider is not just an ambassador for the dnb scene One thing that’s bothered me most about the drum & bass scene is how no matter how much fun the DJs and producers within the scene seem to have behind the scenes, it’s always been so about-the-business when it comesContinue Reading
While I didn’t set out to start a drum & bass blog during the month of the 25th anniversary of Timeless—the debut studio album from drum & bass alchemist Goldie—I love that it happened. It’s that kind of synergy that’s propelled Goldie into the stratosphere of art in general, letContinue Reading
Everything you wanted to know about the beef between DJ Flight and Flite, but were afraid to ask. One of these days, we will get into the great beefs in the dnb scene. Truth be told, whatever this DJ Flight / Flite conflict on Twitter is has us intrigued, primarilyContinue Reading
Make a list of classic jungle tunes. Does it include Levitcus’ “The Burial”? No? Ball up that list and throw it in the trash, then. That “big, bad and heavy” line is a staple of Jumpin Jack Frost’s career thus far, so it’s dope that he gifted the lost AmenContinue Reading