Singles
All I Wanna Do
GYNX
GYNX delivers a rowdy drum and bass rager with a pummeling hardstyle breakdown.
GenreFluid
FEM&M
This hardcore jam from Philly-based experimental artist FEM&M alternates between laid-back hip hop beats and rave-ready kicks.
Get Loose
Nia Archives
Nia Archives brings her midas touch to this old-skool jungle anthem. There's no way you can sit still through this one.
I'm God (♥ GOJII ♥ EDIIT)
♥ GOJII ♥
NUKG wunderkind ♥ GOJII ♥ brings their trademark emotional and futuristic production to an already great Clams Casino track featuring alt pop icon Imogen Heap.
Keep It Funky
Never Dull
Groovy energy permeates this lively disco house bop from Never Dull.
Sinvasion
DeBisco
DeBisco launches a full-scale drum and bass invasion with a touch of nostalgic production.
Something Feels Real
Subbreak vs. D-Region & Code
A serene, atmospheric introduction gives way to one of the scrungliest breakbeat drops I've ever heard on the title track of this EP.
Stellar Beam
Similar Outskirts
A bright, chiptune-inflected color bass tune that will definitely get you pumped up.
WTFG!
ISSBROKIE
Straight outta Newgrounds, Issbrokie brings her crew along for the ride on this aggro boom bap joint.
Yeah (I'm With My People)
Posij
A vibey, understated UKG track that calls to mind time well spent with friends.
뛰어(JUMP)
BLACKPINK
K-Pop megastars BLACKPINK make their triumphant return following a five-year hiatus with this techno-pop banger.
EPs
Apothecary
Nakura
Acid bass infuses this hard dance offering from Nakura which ranges from the ice-cold rager "GIRL/BOY" to the uplifting trance vibes of "It's True".
Chase Me EP
Kercha
A true blue UK dubstep project that drips with subterranean grime while showcasing some precision sound engineering.
DANGEROUS SUMMER
Yeat
One time when I was leaving gym class on the last day of school before summer break in middle school, I saw a poster in the hall that said "Have a safe summer!" and I thought it would be funny to cross out "safe" and write "dangerous" with a marker. My gym teacher caught me and made me change it back. Lesson learned: don't get caught.
Digital Nostalgia
Akosmo
On this blissful EP, Akosmo is feeling nostalgic for kawaii future bass, which if I remember correctly, peaked in the 2010s. The nostalgia cycle seems to be speeding up lately, but either way this project is packing some serious positive energy!
DJ PUT THAT RECORD ON
DJ PUPPYTRAXX
It should be illegal to make tracks that shake the subs this hard. The combination of clean, precise production, massive sub bass and underground appeal means this project simply cannot be ignored.
Earth Ritual
Kloud Forest
I'm always here for some quality psy-bass/glitch hop sounds, and Kloud Forest delivers on this excellent EP. Laid-back beats are wrapped in a mysterious psychedelic atmosphere, as glitchy details pop up all around the listener.
Honeymoon
Dvwnpour
Enchanting production by Dvwnpour makes this a delightful EP to put on while working.
Mothstalgy
Dreambutter
This experimental drum and bass project packs some raw and noisy production.
T4Z
T4Z
Busy breakbeats and dirty basslines permeate this extremely dancefloor-worthy EP.
THE RAVING SIMULATOR 2
SPRAYBOX
Japanese UKG label SPRAYBOX bring the party vibes with this collection of tracks featuring different artists in their roster.
LPs
DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS
Bad Bunny
Contemporary and traditional Latin sounds are brought together on this evolutionary release from reggaeton superstar Bad Bunny.
FUCK U SKRILLEX YOU THINK UR ANDY WARHOL BUT UR NOT!!
Skrillex
Skrillex once again proves his relevance in today's dubstep landscape with a project that sounds more like a live DJ mix than an album. Each song runs just long enough to introduce a new idea about unexpected shapes that bass can be contorted into. Skrill's legacy as a producer has long been secure, but he doesn't seem to be satisfied with resting on past success.
HYPERYOUTH
Joey Valence & Brae
The boys from State College, PA are back with another batch of alternative hip hop tracks, this time drawing heavily from 2000s club music.
I Love My Computer
Ninajirachi
Combining radio-worthy vocal lines with superb electro house production, Ninajirachi presents her songs in an album that flows seamlessly from track to track. Her lyrics delve into her relationship with technology, which is a topic we would all do well to consider.
KPop Demon Hunters Soundtrack
Various Artists
Okay, I'm stretching the definition of "LP" a bit here, but come on, these are some of the best and most memorable songs of 2025. No one anticipated that this straight-to-video animated film would pop off in the way that it did, and I for one am glad that the creative minds behind KPOP Demon Hunters are getting their flowers.
Phantom Island
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
King Gizz is a seemingly unstoppable force of psych rock at this point. They bring along a whole symphony orhcestra on this outing with draws on themes from previus albums, including the space travel of Infest the Rat's Nest and the bluesy vibes from Flight b741. The orchestra creates some very haunting and heartwarming moments across the track list.
Stardust
Danny Brown
Detroit native Danny Brown has been tapped in to underground music for many years, and it really shows on this album as he assembles a superpowered team of underrated artists to collaborate with. Stardust is like the Super Smash Bros of indie electronic music, everyone is here!
THE BPM
Sudan Archives
Dance, pop and R&B collide on this exuberantly creative project from the multitalented Sudan Archives. Each track is packed with ideas and details that result in a diverse and stimulating listening experience. I also appreciate the juxtaposition of organic violin sounds with electronic production.
Tomorrow We Escape
Ho99o9
When I say "cyberpunk music", you probably think of synthwave, but to me, this is what cyberpunk sounds like. Hardcore punk screams and raw techno synths have never sounded so good together. The lyrics on this album cover a range of ideas and moods and are really worth digging into as well.
You're Weird Now
Guerilla Toss
"Why isn't Guerilla Toss more popular?" This is the question I ask every time I bless my ears with the music of this psychedelic party rock outfit. Their latest work features more of their signature trippy rock sounds (think B-52s on LSD), but the songwriting and the level of polish on the production have both been brought up a notch. I highly recommend seeing them live, they had some great visual projections to go with the music!