Drum n’ bass DJs become horror monsters in ‘Killers Of DNB’ compilation via Dirtbox Recordings [Album Review]
Imagine your favorite drum n’ bass artists/DJs as your favorite movie monsters – Dirtbox Recordings did exactly that.
Drum n’ bass, neurofunk, rollers, and jump-up is the sound of your next scare – Killers Of DNB is here!
Dirtbox Recordings brings the monster music in ‘Killers Of DNB’ vol. 1 compilation album featuring 15 tracks of drum and bass.
Dirtbox Recordings has us full-handed in a trick-or-treat bag of new tunes. This new installation is a mega-monster of a compilation album titled ‘Killers Of DNB‘ stacked with all the best of DNB subgenres like jump-up, rollers, and neurofunk in fifteen song.
This album’s tracklist boasts burgeoning drum n’ bass acts from all over the planet. From the UK to the US, off the beaten path and everywhere in between.
This is the largest Halloween-themed DNB compilation album on the planet offering an eclectic mix of styles, sounds, and visionary output from across the vast drum and bass spectrum.
As the sun dips down, the BPMs crank up, and you know something sinister is nearing.
Today’s freshest DNB artists have morphed into horror movie legends and icons, bringing you new faces with alter egos of the past, pushing that high-octane drum and bass vibe you know and love.
This compilation welcomes all and spares none, pulling listeners into a relentless sonic nightmare. Jungle breaks fuel the frenzy, jump-up brings the bite, and neurofunk twists the atmosphere into something far more sinister. Driven by rolling rhythms and fear-inducing low-end, this is DNB at its most haunting.
Don’t forget, this is only volume one. The first of many that will last a lifetime, haunting the halls of Dirtbox Recordings – one song at a time.
Each song, every artist, every monster, it has all been thoughtfully curated for your thrill of the kill. This is Killers Of DNB!
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Who is who, and who is what?
Let’s make sense of these monsters.
Artists NRV ascend like sinister Ghoulish Spectres, joined by the captivating Coppa, whose chilling metamorphosis into Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde unleashes a dangerously split identity in their collab ‘Culture’.
From the murky depths of his lair, rising producer Tekill emerges as The Creature from the Black Lagoon with new tune, ‘Murderers’.
Astral Haze weaves wicked enchantments as The Warlock in their tune ‘The Fear’.
Under a blood-red moon, CrucifyMe embodies The Wolf Man in their new single ‘Runaway’.
CyclopsDNB fixes his menacing glare on the dancefloor as the dreaded Cyclops monster in their new song ‘Lunatic’.
David Saturn and Ultraboy crash the scene as The Beasts in their collab ‘Funky Trunk’.
Diode jolts into life, bringing forth the terror of Frankenstein’s Monster in ‘Face It’.
At the helm of this unholy coven, Jane Doe asserts herself as The Head Witch in her song ‘All Mine’.
Fr4ktion morphs and mutates into the abhorrent The Thing, showcasing their new song ‘The Dark Weight’.
Jozef rises from the post-mortem depths as The Living Dead in new single ‘RX’.
TheLena stalks the night, casting dread and calling out as The Banshee via new song ‘SHUT THE F UP’.
With sharpened fangs and shadows drawing near, Dunk & Rebel reign supreme as Head Vampires in new collaborative effort in ‘The Mask’.
Lee UHF & Noise Souls crawl from the graves as insatiable flesh-eating Zombies with their tasty new tune, ‘Bad Thoughts’.
Just Breathe shatters an ancient seal, emerging as The Ancient Mummy providing a lifeforce to their new single ‘Wah Funk’.
Lastly, two heads are better than one, so SXN & JXN break necks as The Two-Headed Monster in new collab ‘Go!’.
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT?
- Support by streaming, playlisting, or reposting ‘Killers Of DNB‘ on your preferred listening platform
- Follow them on social media to stay up-to-date with all things Dirtbox Recordings.
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