On the cover of Dextro’s new EP Covil Dos Abutres, the Mutual Rytm logo glows like a neon omen against black—a fitting herald for an album that dares to take a stand. This EP is a statement of intent from a stalwart of the early ’90s rave scene. Having honed his craft through key residencies and landmark releases on CLR and Missile Records, Dextro channels decades of intuitive production into this debut on SHDW’s Mutual Rytm. Dropped on April 4, 2025, the five‑track vinyl (and eight‑cut digital) EP revives the art of album cohesion in a scene drowning in standalone singles. From its opening seconds, it’s clear this isn’t background music; it demands full attention. 

Dubstep Might Be Dead, But This Track Feels Alive

Anecho – "Spiritual Blitz'“

On our journey to unearth true underground gems, we stumbled across a real treasure on Bandcamp—Spiritual Blitz by Anecho. Released on March 5th, this track is officially labeled as "dubstep"—a genre I usually steer clear of. But against all odds, this one resonated in a way I didn’t see coming.

There’s a certain formula to big-room melodic techno these days—brooding synths, rolling basslines, and a buildup engineered for that peak-time euphoria. But every now and then, a track drops that doesn’t just follow the formula; it owns it. She The Last One is exactly that.

Taipei-based producer William Trilogy brings a refreshing perspective to Deep House with New Heights, a track that refuses to settle for the genre’s usual formulas. Instead of looping into predictability, this production brings in a refined minimal groove, layered with subtle yet powerful textures that create a more dynamic sound.