Robert Hood is a pioneering figure in electronic music, widely recognized as one of the founding fathers of minimal techno. Emerging from Detroit’s influential techno scene, Hood co-founded the legendary Underground Resistance collective, shaping the genre with his raw, stripped-down sound and innovative approach to production. His solo work, particularly the seminal album "Minimal Nation," set new standards for minimalism in techno, emphasizing hypnotic rhythms and stark, powerful grooves. Over the decades, Hood has continued to evolve, exploring gospel influences with his Floorplan project and consistently pushing boundaries with his DJ sets and productions. His relentless creativity and commitment to the roots of techno have earned him global acclaim and a lasting legacy as a true visionary in electronic music.