Drum and bass radio online runs from the jungle of early-90s London to liquid, neurofunk and jump-up — fast breakbeats around 170 beats per minute over deep basslines. The stations below come from the open Radio Browser directory, ordered by listener votes — Bassdrive, Brokenbeats from Ukraine at 320kbps, DNBRadio, Sunshine Live's Drum 'n' Bass stream and Technolovers Drum n Bass are among the most-voted. Everything plays in your browser, 15 minutes a day free, with no account and no download.
Among the most-voted in the directory are Bassdrive, Brokenbeats, DNBRadio, Sunshine Live Drum 'n' Bass and Technolovers Drum n Bass.
The UK in the early 1990s, growing out of jungle and the rave scene.
Bassdrive leans towards liquid and soulful drum and bass.
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Drum and bass runs at 170–174bpm, built around fractured breakbeats and sub-bass low enough to feel in your chest. It began in early-90s London as jungle — a direct outgrowth of the hardcore rave scene — and spent the next three decades evolving into a family of sounds: atmospheric and jazz-inflected on one side, dark and dancefloor-driven on the other. This guide goes deeper than the electronic radio stations overview: it maps the sub-genres, the key figures, and the historical shift that shaped everything from pirate FM to the hospital wards of liquid DnB. Start with the electronic genre page if you want to play immediately; read on if you want to understand what you're hearing.
Read the full guide: Drum & Bass Radio Online: Breakbeats and Bass