131bpm – It’s Always a Gemini [EP]
French DJ and producer 131bpm, now based in Berlin, is one of the most exciting voices who have emerged from the European queer nightlife.
Dax J - Sphinx [EP]
Dax J said fuck modern civilization and went back to ancient aliens. The weight of it tracks back to space war creations where his latest EP Sphinx comes from.
Samantha Togni – The Meaningless Beautiful [Album]
Samantha Togni has established herself as one of the most uncompromising voices in electronic music.
Ellen Allien - New Life [Album]
Ellen Allien is standing as one of the defining figures of global electronic music. A central architect of Berlin’s post-Cold War techno movement, she was pivotal in shaping the city’s sound and identity through visionary DJ sets, exquisite productions, and her influential B-Pitch Control label.
Laura Misch - Lithic
South London-born musician, vocalist, and electronic producer, Laura Misch, who brings an exceptionally rare awe and fulfillment every time you come across her work..
Jeff Mills - Trip To Vega
Set in the year 2097, “A Trip to Vega” documents humanity’s last exodus from Earth, after a catastrophic planetary transformation that makes life unsustainable. Decades of disasters, including pandemics, wars, resource shortages, and a devastating solar event, have luckily survived, but this crisis has no solution.
Planetary Assault Systems – Planetary People [album]
Very few artists have influenced the trajectory of electronic music and techno as Luke Slater has. Hailing from the UK rave explosion of the late 1980s, Slater has built a legacy as one of electronic music’s most versatile and influential figures, continuously experimenting and reinventing himself through aliases such as The 7th Plain, L.B. Dub Corp, and, most notably, Planetary Assault Systems
How To Remix The Radiance Of Revelations [remixes]
“We do combine Bass Music, Alien Rituals, Chaos Magick” - that is the up-your-face way they present themselves on their Instagram bio. Though it may sound ambiguous to an unsuspecting listener, it couldn’t have been more articulately put. Breaking it down, Dadub make Bass Alien Chaos in a musical, ritualistic, and personally magical way since 2007.
Ignez - SMV014
The new release from Somov Records features four remixes of Ignez original tracks, reimagined through the perspectives of Rødhåd, Sterac, Ø [Phase] and Mathys Lenne.
Joshwa - Out Of My Mind
Joshwa - Out Of My Mind.
It’s a track that’ll move dancefloors, not mountains. Safe bets pay off, if that’s what you’re into after all.
‘New Me’: Where a New Voice Meets a Seasoned Producer - out on Get Physical
A new voice meets a seasoned producer. Brooklyn-based producer Saqib and rising vocalist Galactic Girl (Kaycee Carpenter) drop “New Me,” a theatrical house record that radiates mental clarity. The track fuses “circus-like soundscapes, Eastern European waltz rhythms, and Hammond organs” that swirl beneath Kaycee’s breathy, cinematic delivery.
Identity Crisis by Alex Wilcox [Bpitch]
The system glitched, and out of the distortion came a robot with motile, unstationary beats.
A machine built not to please, but to provoke.
Identity Crisis hit play and watch it detonate your brain.
Marc Bedikian – Qui Peut Le Plus [COD3 QR]
Unmixed Editorial music Reviews : Marc Bedikian - Qui Peut Le Plus [Cod3 QR]
Primitive Needs – “High Brow, Low Tech” (R.A.N.D. Muzik Recordings)
“High Brow, Low Tech” opens like a memory you can’t place—familiar in the best way. Primitive Needs lock into a groove that feels inherited from the deeper corners of the club, yet totally alive in the now. It’s that elusive midpoint: the sweet spot where familiarity meets novelty, with nothing forced and nothing extra.
Precision in Motion: The Vision of Covil Dos Abutres
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
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.
‘She The Last One’: A Festival Anthem or Just Another Safe Bet?
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.
Deep House Reimagined: Breaking the Mold
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.