XLR8R — Two years of consistently bringing quality bass music to Brooklyn each and every month is no easy task, but TURRBOTAX® has done just that, and the crew is ready to celebrate the accomplishment with another night of forward-looking low-end headed by ... more info

XLR8R — Fans of Robert Hood's Floorplan side-project should be excited to hear that last year's reissue of "Funky Souls" will be followed by a complete resuscitation of the side-project with a wholly new EP titled Sanctified. read more more info

We Like it Lossless! — Logistic Records / 20021 part(s) WU, enjoy more info

Core News — Here is a recording from a scene at the Sonar Festival where Robert Hood, RadioNasty, Lee J Malcolm and Oliver Way played. more info

Guardian Music — From 70s disco to 90s rave, dance music is only now really starting to look back on its past glories – leading to the first big wave of dance reissuesDance music may be a perpetual forward-motion machine, but it has often fruitfully examined its pa... more info

XLR8R — Charlton Heston and techno: Two words that, until recently, would not have been associated with one another. Yet, nevertheless, minimal techno originator Robert Hood (who was featured on XLR8R's cover last year) managed to make the connection wi... more info

XLR8R — Coming soon on DJ/producer Robert Hood's own label, M-Plant, is a two-song 12" record featuring both the Detroit techno veteran (pictured above) and UK producer James Ruskin. While Ruskin delivers a solid remix of the lead single from Hood'... more info

We Like it Lossless! — M-Plant / 20101 part(s) FS, enjoy more info

XLR8R — In another bit of free music from FACT today, Detroit's minimal-techno godfather and XLR8R's current cover star, Robert Hood, put together an outstanding mix for the website's podcast series. Technically, the set itself comes from a li... more info

XLR8R — When Robert Hood came of age in Detroit, radical change was in the air. People, ideas, and product were on the move. The 1960s and '70s were marked by political and cultural swings, growing black empowerment, and abandonment by second- and third... more info