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BT 132DD
26 May 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 May 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: DJ Rachael EC
Review: Now this is how you launch a new label... You get three names ranging the full spectrum and timeline of drum & bass. Man of the moment Voltage and original OG Nicky Blackmarket continue their jazz tickling with the leftfield bass jitters of "The Magnificent" where an offbeat does this cool, funky understated stretch while mildly cosmic twangs lick up in the background. Unique. Heist, one of the most dangerous freestylers in the entire game, brings up the rear with an understated shaker that reads the Bristol book of 99 very closely. You couldn't get a more authentic, roots-affirmed launch release for a D&B label if you slapped a DJ
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ORKR 001
16 Dec 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Dec 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various / Ruffstuff & Mosus
Youngman & Drumsound & Simon Bassline Smith - "Ready For The Bassline" (Ruffstuff VIP mix) - (2:09) 178 BPM
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BBHCD 001
01 Jan 08
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Jan 08
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Lowriderz, Shiny Radio, Blackout JA & Brian Brainstorm - "Face Defeat" (Brian Brainstorm remix) - (5:45) 175 BPM
Razoof - "No Man Stands Alone" (feat Cornel Campbell/Lone Ranger - Brian Brainstorm remix) - (4:36) 58 BPM
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ORKR 083
20 Oct 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 Oct 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: 15 years deep, but never on the low down... Logan D's label continues to operative and thrive at the forefront of jump up D&B with this epic anniversary collection. Loaded with new versions, upfront material and unreleased classics, it's a fittingly fresh and excitable package for a label with such tenure. Highlights include Voltage's curmudgeonly remix of Serum's 'Up In Smoke', the never-ending legacy of Dominator with the previously unreleased 'Outta Control', brand new badness from Slipz in the form of 'Badman' and timeless rawness from Heist with 'Bravado'. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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LDDR 194
01 Dec 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Dec 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Introducing the sounds of The Usual Suspects Part 1, a radical attempt to create jump-up so splintered and broken you'll barely recognise it. This is pure party music, there's no time for sophisticated conversations about its merits because you'll be too busy dancing to it. Sota's 'Pumper's epitomizes the extent of the madness here, with a punched-out percussive line that underpins a grating force of progression and anger, perfectly crafted to give you goosebumps in the dance. The metallic quality to 'Bring It' is another highlight, and it's safe to say that with these five tunes, Sota, Supreme Being, Heist, Complex and The Force have done a wicked job. Big tunes.
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LDDR 174
10 Feb 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
10 Feb 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: This is a hell of a compilation from the Original Key crew, celebrating 3 years of being in the game. To do so, they've roped in some seriously big names including Sub Zero, T>I, Aries, Dutta and the one and only Bungle. Bungle's contribution is a powerful, rolling number with a solid drum break and swirling, hypnotic low frequency oscillation that'll have you nodding in agreement. Voltage & Nicky Blackmarket come correct on 'The Magnificent', DJ Sly and MC Det smash 'Jungle Drums, and there are many more huge tracks on here from equally huge artists. One to remember.
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ORKR 027
20 Dec 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
20 Dec 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Logan D's Low Down Deep imprint celebrate 100 releases with this bumper to bumper banger collection with cuts from the biggest names in the heavier end of the game; Turno, Maji, Upgrade, Voltage, Heist, Serum and of course the late great Dominator are just some of the heavyweights involved. Every tune is a highlight but mad salutes fire in the direction of Turno & Pacso with their purring harmonic bass creeper "Cosmic Funk", K Motionz' long awaited summer slamming anthem "Buckaguy" and the blissful rippling charms and outrageous subby drop of Heist's "Hawaiian". Elsewhere there's pure gully fisticuffs as Kanine has "Bloody Knuckles" and Serum has "Brass Knuckles". Either way, they both KO. Like the whole album. Get on this.
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LDDR 100
28 Sep 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Sep 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Catch-up time! If you've yet to experience the vibes of OKey's Original Key imprint, now is the time to get acquainted... Launched in Germany this time last year, here they've put all their releases so far in one handy package. Ranging from Heist's percussion-flickering funk on "Seems Risky" to DJ Sly's horn-blazed skanky switch-up "98 Style" via Bassface Sascha & Feindsoul's badboy blaster "Sage" and Tomoyoshi's Clipz-style Q&A fireworks on "Killa Soundboy", this collection is testament to what a great year it's been for OKey... And drum & bass in general.
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ORKR 008
22 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: SHOTS FIRED! Gun Audio continue their Reload series with another epic slab of forthright freshness from some of the most respected names in the game: From master craftsman OGs like Heist, Murdock, Rowney & Propz and Jaydan to unavoidable hurter heroes Turno to exciting new talents like Jaxx, Vacuum and Meladee, it's a premiership rollcall each packing a heavyweight punch. Highlights across the 23-strong collection include Jaydan's reverse-stringing, cat-strangling freak out on "Murdering Monster", the hornet bass shakes and switches of Jaxx's "Combinations" and the frog chorus on Blackley's "TMI" but that really is the tip of the most explosive V/A album Gun Audio have ever detonated. Reload means reload.
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GUN 020
25 Dec 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
25 Dec 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Zen Dub
Review: An immensely enjoyable compilation to stick those hungry chops around, Co-Lab's success has been off the charts over the past decade and this saucy little collection goes some way into explaining why. Kicking off with something smooth and intense from Heist, don't be fooled, this isn't an LP where one sound rules all. Expect fresh liquid rollers, harder, techier beasts, old school, jazz, soul and funk, all cable tied into this one neat package just for you. Isn't that thoughtful?
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COLABD 006
22 Jun 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Jun 15
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Ulterior Motive
Review: This intense collective of artists and record labels representing all angles of drum & bass is celebrating a massive decade at the forefront of the genre. Ten years is a long time when it comes to music, but over the label's lifespan it has released music from some of the greatest and most criminally overlooked producers around. From dark, underground anthems to hyped-up, high-powers roof-raisers, this exceptional LP contains some of the finest tunes ever to be committed to release by Co-lab. Fromt he likes of Heist, Serum and Majistrate to the mighty precision and restraint of Russia's own Ceph, this is a landmark release you need for your collection. Just don't let it gather dust - air it regularly, as loud as your neighbours can bear.
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COLABLP 001
08 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Dec 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Lowriderz
Review: What we have here are six slices of crisp, clear-cut drum and bass fit for the finest dungeons and dancefloors in Europe. Essex-based Heist kicks things off with the widescreen magic and soaring beauty of "Save It For A Rainy Day", a tune that leads into a false sense of security as Lowriderz & Ceph unpick the good vibes and transform the skies to black with "Secret Place". "Comedown" is Oz's mashup of Laza Morgan's "One By One", a thing of melancholy beauty, adding depth and sadness to a straight-up dancehall pop tune. Silent Type shares "Predicable", with intricate breaks that are anything but, JS9 plays with euphoric, minimal and ambient sounds in "Make Your Move" and finally "Missing Pieces by Vigorous plays back into the dance with a big beat and sexy jazz melodies. A stunning output from a truly exciting line-up.
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COLABD 005
26 May 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
26 May 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Friction & Skream - "Kingpin" (feat Scrufizzer & P Money & Riko Dan - Calyx & Teebee remix) - (4:48) 172 BPM
Review: Drum & Bass Arena has ruled on high for nearly 20 years, and in that time has helped to forge the careers of every drum & bass artist worth their salt. It's impossible to downplay the influence the site has had on the scene, as a club brand and an online resource, and this year their official compilation is a doozie. Featuring some of the largest tracks around right now from Friction & Skream, J Majik & Wickaman, DJ Hazard, Rene LaVice, Calyx & TeeBee, Original Sin and Optiv & BTK as well as bangers from fresh artists like Heist, Zen & Nitri, this is an essential purchase for any D&B fan. Focussing on the heavier end of the spectrum this 35 track behemoth is basically your 2013 compendium of bass. Don't leave home without it.
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505519 9506234
07 Apr 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
07 Apr 13
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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FRONT 098
01 Jun 09
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Jun 09
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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RPG 028
01 Dec 08
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Dec 08
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Long-time wobble specialists, Serum & Heist, team up for a slice of upfront D&B destruction on this latest Co Lab release. With some nicely filtered choppy samples and heavy hitting drums, Heist's remix of "Souped Up" is armour enough for the dancefloor, however it's the flip, "Rum Goblin", which provides the aural stimulation here. The David Axelrod-esque samples give the tune an organic feel that synths just can't convey. Don't be fooled by the lush, spine-tingling intro though - the bass and drums are still truly damaging.
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COLAB 023DG
13 Jun 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
13 Jun 11
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Rich Raw, DJ Ollie, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, S Man, Dawn Raid, DJ Hybrid, DJ Rachael EC, Brian Brainstorm, Dj Dazee
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PB 027DD
31 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
31 Mar 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Serum & Heist: the only way this can get any heavier is if the EP came with a free elephant. It doesn't, but pachyderms ain't necessary when these two pack punches like this. Pure KO science in every tune, highlights include the breath taking groan on Serum's "Soul Travelling", the filtered waves of funk and wobbled-out subs on Heist's "Via The Shires", the jazzy twinkles and bouncy bassline charge on "People Of Earth" and classic Zinc-style dreamy twist up on "Soul Grapes". That's before we even mention the killer nature of "Setup" and "Moon Unit". Six b-line scuds, two absolute legends. You know what to do.
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SUMO 011D
27 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Nov 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
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CALYPSO 018DG
12 Jul 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
12 Jul 10
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Philly Blunt / Various
Played by: High Roll, DJ Vapour, Rich Raw, DJ Ollie, Bladerunner, Juno Recommends Drum & Bass, S Man, DJ Hybrid, Missrepresent, DJ Rachael EC, Vince Rollin
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PB 026DD
03 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
03 Jun 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Four of Low Down Deep's heaviest club cuts over the last two years enjoy a new coat of VIP arms, bringing them all back up to date. Already in demand due to dubplate pressure, each cut adds new bassline and riff twists that will cause knowing gun fingers across the dance. Logan D & Dominator's "Giant Killer Bees" goes switch-heavy, Turno's "Gladiator" enjoys an emotional explosion on the breakdown, Majistrate's already tongue-in-cheek "Amsterdam" gets even sillier while Heist's infamous "Moose Knuckle" keeps its sci-fi haze intact while folding the bass riff inside itself. Serious VIP business.
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LDDR 057
22 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Cool Runnings since 2009, Shrust's PDD imprint continues to deliver the turbo-charged goods. The first in the German label's inaugural "This Is Jump Up" series, the titles and players it comprises says it all: Heist ignites the brutal bass bonfire with a classic early zeroes sound (think Twisted Individual for the modern day dance), he's followed by a slew of label regulars, each one vying for first place in the sharpest gunfinger world series: Zodiac goes all croaky bass, Tron dusts off the horror movie collection, Steampunk gets super-twisted with down pitched paranoid tones while Damage Report strip back the science for something more classical and lean. Last but not least Mq brings back the skank factor. Walloping.
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PDDR 062
14 Mar 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Mar 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
