Industria opens up with grainy, coarse claps layered over booming drums. The whole mood is dark and shady, and the scale of the track ensures plenty of destruction in the club. When the synths come in, you can be sure that the hands will go in the air and the club will go off.

HI-LO is no stranger to Filth On Acid, with massive success on his collaborations ‘Saw of Olympus’ and the ‘Balearic Mornings’ EP with techno giant and label boss Reinier Zonneveld. The more recent remix for Nina Kraviz’s ‘Skyscrapers’ and debut EP on Drumcode ‘Hypnos’ which includes the title track plus the dance floor stomper ‘Hera’ received support from the likes of Adam Beyer, Pan-Pot, Dubfire, Joseph Capriati, ANNA, Joris Voorn, Nicole Moudaber, Sam Paganini and many more, proving HI-LO is here to stay as a Techno mainstay for the long haul.

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