Floorplan have announced their return to Classic Music Company with a two-track release, ‘The Curse Breaker / What You Need’.
Out 15th September, the 12”...
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In this series, Selections, we invite DJs, producers and label heads to dig into their digital crates and share the contents of their Bandcamp collections...
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DJ EZ, Derrick Carter and Floorplan are among those due to play the dual London events
London's Printworks is linking up with Defected and Glitterbox for its New Year's Eve and New Year's Day parties this year.
On 31st December, it's...
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The father and daughter duo's second outing on the esteemed imprint
Floorplan have announced a new two-track EP on Classic Music Company, marking the duo's second outing on Luke Solomon's celebrated label.
The two-track release, 'Get...
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Robert and Lyric Hood channel crucial voices of Black activism into their new split EP on M-Plant. Hear Robert Hood’s rousing techno anthem, ‘The Struggle’...
Robert and Lyric Hood will release a new split EP on M-Plant on 14th August.
With one track from Floorplan (Robert and daughter Lyric together)...
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The London festival returns to The Drumsheds on Saturday 11th July
Field Day returns to the capital on Saturday 11th July, to its new north London home The Drumsheds.
After taking place over two days in...
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For fans of: Octo Octa, Jamie xx, Floorplan
Three tunes: ‘Every Body Is Welcome’, ‘Avant Garde’, ‘Compromise... For What?’
ON ELKKA’s new EP, there’s a slow-burning house track based on a sample of Laurie Anderson, the New York performance artist who had a surprise...
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Detroit DJ/producers Robert and Lyric Hood, better known as Floorplan, will release their first album outside of the M-Plant label next month. Listen to the...
Floorplan will release a new album next month.
Incoming via Will Saul's Aus Music, where the Detroit Father-Daughter duo have released various EPs, 'Supernatural' will...
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Robert Hood and Lyric's new LP will drop on Will Saul's esteemed label...
Floorplan have announced a new album on Aus Music, ‘Supernatural’.
The duo— AKA minimal techno pioneer Robert Hood and his vocalist daughter Lyric— have put...
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Floorplan, Avalon Emerson, LSDXOXO and DJ Bone are among the names added to the festival and conference
Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) has revealed more acts joining this year's festival and conference.
ADE takes place from 16th to 20th October 2019 and will...
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'Nineteen/11:11' lands next month
Lyric Hood has announced her first solo EP, 'Nineteen/11:11'.
Joining her father Robert Hood as Floorplan in 2016 and subsequently releasing the 'Victorious' album, Lyric...
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Robert Hood and his daughter, Lyric, team up on new Floorplan EP. Hear the devotional disco-techno crossover anthem ‘So Glad’ now...
Robert Hood and his daughter Lyric have collaborated on the next Floorplan EP, set for release 24th May via the Detroit legend’s M-PLANT label.
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The release closely follows the pair's collaboration EP with Mark Broom...
Robert Hood and his daughter Lyric have announced a new Floorplan EP will land next month, 24th May, via M-Plant.
Hood, locked in for DJ...
Floorplan, Bicep, DVS1, Kink, Rødhåd and more...
AVA Festival and Conference has confirmed its first names for this year, as the Belfast weekender looks to cement its status as Northern Irelend's most...
The Croatian festival will see its fifth year...
Sonus Festival has finalised its 2017 line-up with 12 more acts including Âme, Mimi, Agoria, Guti (live), Dense & Pika, Raresh, Ian F., Magda, Steffen...
Father and daughter duo deliver the goods...
Father and daughter tag team Floorplan — which consists of legendary techno producer Robert Hood and his daughter, Lyric — delivered a stunning Radio 1...
Detroit legend speaks out
Robert Hood was a member of Underground Resistance, the legendary militant visionary techno collective from Detroit. After leaving UR in the early 1990s, Robert pioneered a minimalist form of techno — along with Daniel Bell, Richie Hawtin etc — in reaction to the increasingly hardcore “too ravey” twists and turns that techno was taking.