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Best Drum’n’Bass

Drum ‘n’ Bass is definitely not for everyone. But when done well it is like jazz come to us from the 31st century. And though it has been largely abandoned as an art form, during its height in the 90s its influence was in excess of its popularity. You can still hear its echoes in modern pop, rock, hip-hop & rap, dance & DJ of course, and even jazz.

Here are my favorite albums:

1. New Forms by Roni Size and Reprazent
2. Timeless by Goldie
3. Earth: Volume One by LTJ Bukem (Logical Progression, Level 1 is also excellent)
4. The 6ixth Session by Dieselboy
5. The Prototype Years by Grooverider