Top 5 Dnb Tunes of the 1st Day of the Revolution
June 6, 2011
Drum & Bass – Let it Love You
1) On A Good Day (J Majik & Wickman Remix), Above & Beyond
2) Contour – Desire
3) High contrast-Pink Flamingos
4) PH – Nice One
5) John B – Numbers (Camo & Krooked Remix)
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Top 5 dnb Tunes of the Mirco-Era
May 13, 2011
5 Dnb Trax
for Your Music Receptors
…and I cave – a dub track
1) McLean – Finally in Love (Camo & Crooked remix)
2) Zarif – Box of Secrets (Cyantific and Wilkinson Remix)
3) Chase & Status – Let You Go (Brookes Bros. Remix)
4) Forward – Fury
5) B Complex – Beautiful Lies
6) The Streets – In the Middle (Nero Remix)
Be sure to click HERE for dawnofanewera’s dnb collection.
5 More Drum and Bass Trax for Hot Cyber Strangers
April 18, 2011
Top 5 Dnb Tunes for 5 People I Have Not Yet Met
1) Diode – Space Express
2) Brookes Bros – Drifter (feat. Furlong)
3) Ruffride – Drive Me Crazy
4) Steve Angello and Laidback Luke – Show me Love (Blame Remix)
5) DJ Entity – Stargazer (feat. Amy)
Make sure sure to click NML Radio to listen to dawnofanewera’s dnb collection.
(Make sure sure to click NML Radio to listen to dawnofanewera’s dnb collection.)
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0} Zubes – Change Your Mind
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1} DJ Die & Interface Feat. William Cartwright – Bright Lights (Netsky Remix)
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2}DC BREAKS – HALO (HALO EP) [Viper Recordings]
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3}Grace – Not Over Yet (Metrik Light Mix)
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4} L.A.O.S. feat. Kaleb – GTGD
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5} Danny Byrd – We Can Have it All (Sigma Remix)
Drums and Basses
November 27, 2010
LuvzzzZZZZZZZzzzz It
August 10, 2010
DNB Sesh
June 28, 2010
Top 5 dnb Tunes
1. Danny Byrd – Goldrush
2. Sigma – All Blue
3.Concept and Shnek – Electrify
4. Ben Sage feat. Savvy – Sleepless
Just wait… he’ll drop it. He always does.
5. Nitrous and Seiro D – Hidden Emotions
For other wicked tunes, click here!
Happy Police State 2010!
NML Radio
April 24, 2010
Let’s put the politics on hold for some tunes.

Top 5 Dnb Tracks of the Week:
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2) Danny Byrd – From Bath with Love (Feat. T-Lace)
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Okay I lied – this is World Week for Animals in Labs and NML Radio wants to give a shout out to those who never get to leave their cage : (
Thanks NARN for your demo at the Washington National Primate Research Center yesterday.
More beyond dnb, here
And also check out (if you can find it M-Flo Love Song feat. Bonnie Pink (Danny Byrd remix)) it was deleted by the user.
Quantum DnB
January 12, 2010
Rock It Out
November 18, 2009
Top 5 Drum & Bass Tunes
of the Day
Just Say It
October 31, 2009
I don’t listen to that much dub because it’s so gradual, but this track is more like tantalizing…
Enjoy.
Devoted to all the veg curious out there. “You look so curious…”
(with a sidebar message of: step it up a notch, fellas ; )
Booty Luv, on NML radio
Hurt
June 12, 2009
Hey Hotnesses! Got a new tune for you on
NML RADIO!
Remix of a remix: Budoka’s RMX of Johnny Cash doing Hurt. Little dnb in there for the junglists. Cash did it better than Reznor, and Budoka does it even a little better.
This one goes out to all the force fed duckies with steel pipes rammed down their throats to appease the fat-hungry foodies. Boo-urns : (
(So sorry to show you this… only watch if you can guarantee you won’t fall into a depression…)
Why are you doing this? The restaurants ask us.
Because it hurts to know this is taking place.
For The Animals
May 1, 2009
This one goes out to all the animals out there who are scared, suffering, and alone.

Turbeau: 1993-2007






Keep It Locked
April 22, 2009
7 Reasons
Why Drum and Bass
Is Auditorily Orgasmic
Drum and Bass:
http://www.bassdrive.com/v2/
BassDrive is a 24/7 drum and bass radio station featuring live shows with guest DJs, as well as live broadcasts from venues all over the world. Representing the best in drum and bass & jungle music.
1) Layering:
Dnb is substantiated by overlapping beats and melodies fading in and out in indistinguishable patterns. Vocals, rhythms, and instruments are calculatedly introduced into the music either in sequence or simultaneously to create rich, complex sounds not unlike classical music.

2) Continuity:
Given dnb’s frequent transgressions and shape shifting, there is an endless quality to the music in which the listener becomes deeply absorbed into the music for extended periods of time. Rather than repetition, there is a sensation of soothing pulsation that persists even hours after listening to dnb, accompanied by a compelling interest in what turn the music will take next. With the constant subtle shifting of the music, there is a sense of never having to step away from it to asses what song is playing or if you like the track, because (good) dnb is too intricately blended to dissect. By inserting new bass lines at optimal points within the music and removing them to then replace them with others, there is always an anticipation of which beat will drop next, not a mourning of a particularly good beat that has ended.

3) Harpsichordination:
Yes, I made that word up. But, with the continuous layering of sounds, the effect is that this blend presses several auditory buttons at once, likened to having several pressure points being activated at once by Shiatsu massage, or to the sensation of pressing several keys on an organ. Through precise switches in beat, accompanied by overtones of various pitches, the brain is able to pay attention to two or more sounds at once, resulting in a physical experience similar to clitoral stimulation during penetration. Listening to large amounts of high quality dnb is not only pleasant ~ it is a physical pleasure.
4) Funk:
For those who enjoy break beats, or even funky house, dnb can emulate the same booty shaking festivity, but with an added intense, complex drive. Once one has listened to drum and bass extensively, new school breaks will sound lacking in something – the up, down, up up, down pattern seeming almost naked, hungry – unfulfilling. There will always be funky, and often heavenly breaks, and the breakbeat is closely related to dnb, but in extensive listening sessions drum and bass can provide a larger variety of funkadellic sounds, sustaining its drive by exploring a wider range of musical nuances. This music thrives on deep, wobbly, shaken, trippy, soulful, defiant rhythms.

5) Deep Impact:
Some who are not familiar with drum and bass ask: “so what – is it just a drum and some bass?” Well… (not even) close. Perhaps a better way to define drum and bass would be an interplay of deep bass and carefully interspersed treble. Its beauty lies in the variation between sounds, in the sheer range of sound spectrum, always sustained by a low, gyrating rumble – the anchor of the music. This deep beat you can feel in your gut is ideal for dancing to (and has technically created a new genre of dance), and also invites healing.

6) Emotional Healing:
Because drum and bass embraces a wide spectrum of sounds, from the gutteral bass to the dreamy layered tunes painted, lobbed, or injected into it, it is able to stimulate the range of chakras. The sacral chakra – re-igniting primal urges while soothing the broken heart with its musical tear-dropper; the root chakra – building strength and a sense of presence in one’s environment; and the solar plexus chakra – easing digestion and anxiety. Dnb often produces such joy and satisfaction that it leads to a natural release of overwhelming emotion. Beyond which, it provides a sense of well-being which can act as a blank slate to address other arising emotional issues, or simply allow the third eye chakra to wander.

7) Narrative Essence:
In its shifting complexity, drum and bass conjures a series of unique atmospheres, inspiring distinct abstract sensations and igniting matching visuals, and/or creating musical storylines linked together only by one’s own navigation. It is the navigational essence of dnb (also present in trance) that sets dnb apart from other genres, the extensive sense of unfolding as it brings you places. Dnb stimulates the imagination not only in images, but through stories – imagined sequences of events churning and developing with the progression of the music.
*Tune in to BassDrive, you won’t be sorry!

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