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Robert Hood: Underground Resistance, Hidden Rhythms, and Detroit Techno | In Sheeps Clothing
From Underground Resistance boot camp to Minimal Nation, Monobox, and M-Plant, tracing more than three decades of Robert Hood’s relentlessly inventive techno.
In Detroit in the late 1980s, Robert Hood was still Rob Noise, a skinny kid with a Public Enemy fixation trying to find his way into electronic music. Much of it came through the radio. Derrick May’s show The Electric Crazy People was broadcasting records unlike anything Hood had heard before, music he wou...
