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Andres Campo makes his Intec Debut with ‘Cyclone’ EP

Thomas Gaboury-Potvin
Reviews, Techno
29 November 2018

One of the hottest artists to come out of Spain in recent years, Andres Campo makes his Intec debut this month, with the three-tracker ‘Cyclone’, out November 30th.

With releases on Second State, RUKUS and Odd Recordings this year alone, and on the cusp of launching new label ‘EI8HT’ with close friend Eats Everything, Campo is enjoying his most exciting career phase to date. Famed for his all night long sets and six year residency at the legendary Florida 135, this year’s achievements have ramped things up for the charismatic producer, truly earning him a seat at the international techno table.

Carl Cox is a regular supporter of Campo and this three track EP showcases the Spanish maestro at his very best; hard hitting with hypnotic grooves, captivating atmospherics and powerful synths, this is peak-time perfection.

The opening track ‘Cyclone’ is all about the exhilaration of the lead synth and its stabbing rhythms, layered with a heavy kick drum and fast flowing clap rhythms. ‘Ancient Gods’ ripples with tension and a captivating sense of urgency; this cut will whip the dance floor into a frenzy. Finally, ‘Glaciar’ builds steadily towards a twisted crescendo of sinister FX and growls, keeping you on the edge of your seat before its explosive percussion kicks back in.

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