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Words from the booth
Long-form on drum & bass in the Baltics. Scene history, headliner deep-dives, beginner survival tips, recaps from the floor.
Why modern Amen edits feel fresher than their 1994 ancestors
Modern producers use finer slicing and layered processing to keep the Amen break sounding new, even when the source is unchanged.
How 90s flyer constraints shaped drum and bass visual identity
Cheap photocopiers forced a gritty texture, neon colour and sci-fi type that still teach designers to work within limits
Best new DnB records October 2026
A short roundup of four releases that stand out across liquid, neurofunk, jump up and atmospheric styles, with label details and why each matters.
Misanthrop's Neosignal precision and its solo evolution
Misanthrop set the benchmark for clean neuro on Neosignal, and his recent solo releases show how that precision can stretch beyond the label's formula.
Why the 90s DnB flyer aesthetic still works best
The gritty, neon-rich flyers of early jungle still communicate the music's intensity better than any sleek modern design.
Why granular Amen edits feel fresher than classic cuts
Modern producers use granular sampling and detailed processing to make the Amen break sound new, even when the source stays the same.