The best Drum and Bass albums
of the 2020s.
Where to start with 2020–2029 drum and bass — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top of the 2020s — drum and bass
Top picks from 2020–2029, ranked by where we would start.
Lee "Scratch" Perry
King Perry
A vibrant fusion of reggae rhythms and experimental dub textures, echoing Lee Perry's pioneering spirit and sonic innovation.
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Mike Paradinas
1977
A vibrant fusion of intricate rhythms and lush soundscapes, immersing listeners in a kaleidoscope of electronic textures.
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Rudimental
Rudim3ntal
Uplifting drum and bass rhythms intertwine with soulful vocals, creating an energetic yet reflective sonic landscape.
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Rudimental
Ground Control
Upbeat drum and bass rhythms intertwine with soulful melodies and reflective lyrics, creating an energetic yet introspective sonic landscape.
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Becky Hill
Only Honest on the Weekend
'Only Honest on the Weekend' captures the essence of Becky Hill's style, showcasing her signature sound across multiple tracks. The album combines rhythmic energy and personal narratives, inviting listeners to engage both physically and emotionally.
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Becky Hill
Believe Me Now?
An exhilarating blend of dance-pop and contemporary R&B that pulsates with infectious energy and emotional depth.
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Sub Focus
Portals
A vibrant fusion of uplifting melodies and driving basslines, creating an expansive soundscape that invites listeners to lose themselves in the rhythm.
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Netsky
Second Nature
Euphoric melodies entwine with deep basslines, crafting a vibrant soundscape that pulses with energy and emotional depth.
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Muzz
The Promised Land
A rich tapestry of ambient sounds intertwines with driving beats, creating an expansive sonic landscape that invites introspection.
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Pendulum
Elemental
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Pendulum
Inertia
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