OrderingOrdering ProblemsFAQContact Us (Customers)Contact Us (Suppliers)Gift certificatesAbout JunoManage accountMy ChartsJuno Download PlayerFeedbackPrivacy PolicyTerms and ConditionsJuno Marketing and PR departmentArtist / Label Profile SubmissionPromote your label / releasesHow do I download via Dropbox?
Filter
Sub Killaz
Browse the latest digital releases by Sub Killaz
Review: Sweet sweet murderation! San Diego's Sub Killaz returns once again to Serial Killaz and, as always, he's packing some ridiculous heat. Flexing right across the spectrum, from the opening snarls and growls of 'Hacksaw' to the closing piano trembles and high voltage sizzle of the title track 'Wake The Beast'. In between we're treated to two deadly collabos... Gum B gets his freak on with the trippy wubs of 'Psycho' while Konduit joins the party on the croaking funk up 'Train Track'. Beastly business.
from $1.89
KILLAZ 113
10 Nov 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
10 Nov 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Set the clocks for 4.20 and spark up the dance! Sub Killaz cut through the smoke with five sticky-icky tear-ups. Featuring link-ups with Amplify, Boybellers and Jayzo G, the whole collection hits the senses hard. Highlights include the Playaz style roughhouse jam 'My Hood', the high octane bumps and flexes of 'Your Time Is Up' (with Amplify) and the sweet sensei skanks of the title track. High time you checked this out!
from $1.89
GRA 035
14 Jul 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
14 Jul 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: There's a strong stench of murderation in the air as Sub Killaz crash land on Serial Killaz with four utterly savage jams. 'Out For Blood' brings us all up to speed on the American duo's visceral vibe as they twist up a funky horn sample with some horrendously grotty basses. Elsewhere 'Bad Ass MF' goes all deep and subby, 'Tryhard' is all slams, blams and badass harmonics while 'In The Night' finishes on a 23rd century jazz flex as a vocal purrs and slurs between the weird bassline textures. Heavy.
from $1.89
KILLAZ 079DIG
05 Nov 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 Nov 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Juno Download Selects Volume 2EXCLUSIVE
Review: Reload and come again: our 'Juno Download Selects' edition with the mighty US dnb HQ Liondub International continues for another session. Once again featuring an A-list rollcall of now household names, it's another reminder of how much heat Liondub International have cooked up over the years, supporting artists from their earliest moves. Highlights on this set include the turbo slammage and necksnap switches on Jayline's 'Anglo Saxxon', early hurly burly from the man like Macky on 'Black Widow' and the always-devilish bubbles of Motiv's 'Vultures'. And that's just three of 15 crucial example's of Liondub International future-focused benchmark. Get to know!
from $1.89
LDXJUNO 2
30 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Juno Download Selects Volume 1EXCLUSIVE
Review: Link-up, look smart; we've connected with one of the most exciting labels in dnb for a collection of their biggest hitters, rising stars and highest sellers: Liondub International. Headed up by Eric Liondub in NYC, Liondub International have broken and nurtured more new talent than most put together, and these first few volumes showcase. First up come these 15 examples as the likes of Kumo, Bou, Jayline, DJ Hybrid, Saxxon and many more all deliver timeless heaters. Highlights include Sub Killaz' broadsword skank-up 'Murderah', Brian Brainstorm's junglised slash-up 'Kill A Drumpan' and Bladerunner & Johnny Osbourne's ever-sweet 'Night Fall Dub'. All this and plenty more; whether you've been following Liondub since day or you're new to their consistent onslaught, there's plenty to catch up on here. Selector!
from $1.89
LDXJUNO 1
30 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Have US jump-up duo Sub Killaz just dropped an album in disguise? Last week they gave us the feisty six-track "Ghetto Blaster" EP, now they're dropped another seismic sixer in the form of "Block Party". Just as forthright and banger-laden as the previous, highlights include the grizzly high end frequencies of "Pussycat", the much deeper steppy clangs and bangs of "Dis" and those sleazy west coast style synth leads on "Culture". Closing with the pure grit and savagery of "Rewind Mi Selecta", whether this is an album or just a massive bundle of tracks dropped on us over the space of a week we're not sure but we've loved this experience. Killaz by name...
from $1.89
LNDB 038
13 Mar 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
13 Mar 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Liondub International have a bit of a reputation for spewing out some of the most venomous beats in the business and their talent for pushing some of the best unknown artists on the jump-up spectrum is undeniable. Sub Killaz are holding up that standard and they're doing it in style, something clear right from the start of this EP. 'Hands Up' reels you in with heavy, pounding introduction and its inch-perfect drums are ideally suited for the twisting, gargling bassline that pops up around the corner. The other five tracks are all equally as pernicious and they make this one an EP to watch for sure.
from $1.89
LNDB 037
06 Mar 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
06 Mar 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Liondub are celebrating a decade of existence and they're doing a three-part compilation series covering the past, present and future of the label. By definition, then, these series' feature plenty of talent from all across the spectrum and time period of the genre. One of our favourite of the 26 cuts is Bou's VIP of Keep Away, a deliciously double-bass infused number that is both funky and heavy, the ideal combination, and he's flipped up the arrangement here with some precisely placed note changes. There are also features from Vital, Euphonique, Dutta, Marcus Visionary and more, with the overall vibe being one of toughness and power. Top stuff.
from $1.89
LDX 2
15 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Lion Dub have reached a decade of activity. A decade! To put it in perspective, if someone was born the year Liondub started, they're about to enter high school/secondary school. It's a crazy achievement and one matched by the craziness of the music they have on offer to celebrate, a four-part journey through their past, present and future. This instalment is all about their past and it's exemplified best by Serum's VIP of Sound The Alarm, a Liondub classic, which Serum has flipped into a characteristically badboy, stabbing little roller. The vocals float above in a haze of reggae smoke, whilst the beat pulsates below. Awesome stuff.
from $1.89
LDX 1
01 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
01 Nov 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Last spotted on their Street Series a few years back Sub Killaz fly across to the east coast for another Liondub link-up. This time on the NYC's International imprint, the west coast duo tear things up with two heavy, direct damagers. "Anthrax" is a paranoid workout based around a wonked-out warped synth and heavily swung triplet beat while "Breakdown" is much more of a rolling punch-up with fat snares, groaning one-note basslines and a whole array of trippy percussive elements on the fills. Break it down.
from $1.89
LNDB 033
27 Sep 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
27 Sep 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Fatman D's Biological crew deliver some serious sledgehammer goods once again. Linking up from US to UK, San Diego to South London, Sub Killaz and Profile unite for four twisted dancefloor cuts. 'Dubplate Player' kicks off with a full strength bassline that wouldn't have gone amiss around the late 2000s when Hazard first started showing us who was boss. Elsewhere we have the stripped-back and snake-like 'Duppy' and the mischievous bongo-shaking funk-up 'Run It' before closing on a freaky VIP of their 2019 link up 'Rebel Boy'. Slamming stuff from start to finish; players gotta play.
from $1.89
BIODIGI 0143
08 Oct 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
08 Oct 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: San Diego's Sub Killaz rallies up his Cali fam for five tracks of grizzled, brittle bass carnage. "Hoodlumz" returns to the hood with a super-sized bassline and classic sample craft, "Los Angeles" throws gang signs to the laser basses like a turbo sign language interpreter, while "Rap Music" wheels up on last year's banger with a precision placed iconic two-word sample and "Things You Make Me Do" is skin-rippling sizzler that nods to the mid 2000s jump-up era. Finally "Tough" closes the show on a death-defying minimal twist. Shaking triplets and ghostly textures a-go-go, it's designed for your own double drop science. California love.
from $1.89
BIODIGI 0083
04 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
04 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Dj Dazee
Review: The connections continue as California duo Sub Killaz let rip with a second four-track volume of US jump up joints and jungle jams. "Demons" is all about the swaggering triplets and hornet's nest one note stabs, "Look" fusses up a sexy R&B vocal with a pant-dangling rolling groove that's not dissimilar to Break while "Feelings" maintains the high emotion levels but adds a more of grittier, sleazy funk swing. "Druggies" concludes proceedings with big jazzy pianos, a classic rap sample and plenty of twisted cowbell clanging. Just say yes.
from $1.89
BIODIGI 0075
17 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
17 Apr 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Dj Dazee
Review: In the wake of key dispatches on the likes of Liondub, Subway, G13, Digital Terror and High R8, Sub Killaz continue their murderous mission this year with more titanium tear-out gold and cheeky homages to hip-hop's golden era. Just when you've worked out "Shock Out" along flies in a flamenco from nowhere. Elsewhere "Catch My Drift" punches with a unique sense of off-beat funk with Migos muscle and "Dangerous" goes for the drama vibe with its sweeping staccato riff. Finally "Rap Music" shuts us down with restrained stepper where a clipped bass tone grunts a sharp riff that's mirrored by the overweight subs. Get connected.
from $1.89
BIODIGI 0071
28 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
28 Nov 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Invicta Audio are doing us all a massive solid with this release, simply because compilations featuring incredible artists are just the best and the more music we get towards our ear drums the better. The Echo LP is a jump up inflected, minimalistic release that doesn't take many prisoners. 'Bad Bitch' by Harley D, featuring Scotty, is a perfect example of this, as his vocals lead you in with a distinctive tone before a broken drop emanates with some serious force, subterranean wobbles abound and it's an all-round moody listen. The rest of the LP is just as strong - big up the whole team.
from $1.89
IA 017
11 Jun 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
11 Jun 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Sub Killaz make their debut on Majistrate's Sweet Tooth with four absolute stinkers. Heavy but not so bashy they scare away half the crowd, the San Diego duo have found the perfect balance between power and funk with a soul that feels like it takes root in Bristol around the early 2000s or Playaz around the mid to late 2000s. Highlights include the raw soulful lead and the groaning bass of "If This World Were Mine" and the utter riff damagement of "Cry Baby". You dancing? We're asking...
from $1.89
SWEET 034
16 Jul 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Jul 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: To celebrate the marking of their 100th official release, the New York-based masters of Digital Terror make their return with a system-slamming compilation box, exploring the full spectrum of new school drums. The project features 16 outstanding originals, ranging from the limb-twitching synth punches of 'Make Sure' from Stompz and lethal reese work of Sano's 'Blow Up', through to the metallic shreds of Spaow's 'Warning' VIP mix and Taxman's gut-busting return on 'So Good'. The team have assembled a collection of heavyweights for this latest outing, with the grinding bass curls of 'Heavy & Bad' from Harley D & the euphoria-inducing delights of Jayline & General D's 'Keep Moving' being our immediate standouts. It's a fiery collection to say the least, capable of turning the deadest of dances into an absolute zoo.
from $1.89
DTR100LP
05 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
05 Jun 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: US donnies Sub Killaz go straight for the jugular with this savage 420-flavoured collection on Digital Terror. 'Rollin Stoned' takes a classic vocal sample and big string clip and create a moment of sheer euphoria before flipping things into the spikiest bassline the duo have ever whipped up. Elsewhere 'Twist Em Up' is a well-oiled filth locomotive, 'Pre-Roll' crushes with mind-meltingly slapping snares and a confident air of preparation while 'Status' seals the deal on more of a stripped back steppy UK flavour with plenty of subs. Roll up, roll up.
from $1.89
DTR 090
10 Sep 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
10 Sep 21
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Various
Review: Digital Terror have had a sick last twelve months and this VA shows off some of their best cuts from the year, featuring acts like Jayline, Dutta, SL8r and more. Those latter two collab in serious style on 'The Pain', which cuts down into the range with fire and fury, angled sharp basses knifing through the frequencies with the grace and decorum of an elephant in heat. Jack The Ripper lands with supreme heaviness on 'Direction Course', Spaow brings the old-school vibes on 'Gallopo' and the collaboration of the album comes from the dream team of Jayline, Bou, Dutta and MC Dino who land with aplomb on 'Pico Skank'. Seminal.
from $1.89
DTRBEST 2020
18 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Dec 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Digital Terror don't tend to put out music that's weak, thin or otherwise not suitable for the dancefloor. Sub Killaz & Replicant's Gun Powder EP is a testament to that, all four cuts do some serious damage and the release overall is certainly on the sharper end of the spectrum. 'Losing You' is the best of the bunch and it's got a rough, Souped Up edge that injects a satisfying level of oomph into the arrangement. 'The Grid' is a close second and its incredibly unique concoction of swirling basses and gargling pulsars adds a wicked futuristic element. Top EP from the Digital Terror crew.
from $1.89
DTR 085
02 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
02 Oct 20
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: It's about time drum & bass made a statement about dangers of drugs, and who'd have thought it would be a pair of killers to do it' "Dealerz" gets high on its own supply with uncut grit and danger while "Jitterbug" warns of the tragic after effects of narcotics as you won't stop shifting and skanking for weeks. Elsewhere they foretell the dangers of the herb with the menacing, staccato bassline bruising "Ganja Man", the perilous problems with euphoria and goosebumps on "Feeling You" and send us off to rehab with the savage organ-squeezing, robot pleasing twisted laser bass crescendo "Through The Clouds" Just say yes mate.
from $1.89
DTR 066
16 Feb 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
16 Feb 18
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Digital Terror continue their version excursions with the second part of their celebratory remix series and they're pulling out the biggies... Taxman adds a whole new layer of distorted harmonics to Macky Gee's 2014 album banger "Deny", Jayline completely switches the jumpy bassline of "Wolf Bite" into some more electrifying and textural, Nu Elementz take us right back to 2010 with a massive re-up of High Roller's drill-like "Croc Hunter" while T>I completely subverts Hoogs' "Jungle Bad" with his signature slap-about swagger. Terrorific.
from $1.89
DTR 064B
22 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
22 Dec 17
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: Strictly USA business: San Diego duo Sub Killaz make their EP debut on New York imprint Digital Terror. Five tracks deep, each one precision designed with unfettered gully on their mind. The Kathy Brown-sampling "Dreaming Of You" and "Wolf Bite" both flex on the modern jump-up sound with a lean, linear grumpy bassline. "All I Wanna Do" is a more minimal again with heaps of space to accommodate the spoken word sermon on machines. "All I Wanna Do" flips the switch with a fuller vocal sample and a wily sense of funk in the stuttering bassline and "Nightflight"-style shakers. Saving the heaviest for last, "Lessons" tears up from the off with a much broader sandpaper style bass hook. Think Taxman and you're on the right track.
from $1.89
DTR 053
15 Jan 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
15 Jan 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: San Diego savages Sub Killaz return to Octave Recordings with two stone cold slammers. Tapping into the Supreme Being / Modified Motion style of big brazen riff science that characterised jump up around 10 years ago (but with 2019 production muscle) both tracks hit the spot with bags of face-melting horse power. "Time Traveller" is slap to the senses with its rasping Q&A and dagger-like fills. "Oh Baby" is just as gully thanks its spiralling harmonics that writhe through the track like some type of vengeance-fuelled snake. Heavy duty kit, handle with caution and you'll wipe the floor from beneath any crowd you encounter this summer.
from $1.89
OCT 016
04 Jul 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
04 Jul 19
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Played by: Juno Recommends Drum & Bass
Review: Milton Keynes High R8 Digital are back with more dark side drum and bass shenanigans courtesy of their most recent recruits. Starting out with Hoogs' "The Comet (Majistrate remix)" which is reminiscent of classic Andy C or DJ Zinc from the early noughties, there's honourable mentions also to Sub Killaz with their stripped back and absolutely sketchy offering "Horror (Nu Elementz remix)" and of course Filthy Habits' "Hidden Secrets (Upgrade remix)" which is a seriously wonky journey through the dark side of breakbeat science. His remix up next of Dub Berzerka's "Born Bad" likewise demonstrates that this fella certainly 'ain't messing around!
from $1.89
HIGHR8DIGI 033
19 Aug 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
19 Aug 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
from $1.89
HIGHR8DIGI 023
31 Mar 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
31 Mar 14
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: San Diego badmen Sub Killaz take the wheel for Liondub's not-stop EP joyride. It's gnarly business from the off as "Raised By The Block" and "Faces Of War" both hit hard with devilish riff dynamics. "Only You" strips the vibe back to a '99 sharp step and a well-tamed cushiony sub while "9 Pound Hammer" pokes and stabs gleefully with Annix-style keenness and "Salt Water" winds us down with shimmering piano strokes and hazy R&B style vocal snippets. Something for everyone.
from $1.89
LDSSVOL 019
18 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
18 Jul 16
Drum & Bass / Jungle
Review: It's collab season once again at Sub Killaz HQ as the San Diego jump-up badman links up with a whole host of pals for this new volume of the 'Sub Killaz & Friends' series. Highlights include the Rage-inducing 'Bombs' (with Smuggler), the bendy bassline licks of the Amplify-linked 'Step Up', the wide-armed swagger and laser slaps of 'Trap Game' (with Moriaty Mob) and the vicious snake-like twister 'The System' with Profile. Dope.
from $1.89
OG 015
30 Oct 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
30 Oct 23
Drum & Bass / Jungle
