Photos: Robert Hood at The Shelter

There was nothing at all minimal about Robert Hood's set at The Shelter on Saturday night. After three-plus hours of 145+ BPM techno, the entire dancefloor was sweaty and exhausted. Yet somehow, everybody was cheering for more when Hood left the decks around 4 AM. It was definitely the most aggressive set we have ever heard at The Shelter — and we want more, dammit!

(Ryan Pollack)

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[1] | booggerg

ok, good to know...

Reply | June 10, 2008 12:19 AM

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[2] | EPM

"There was nothing at all minimal about ..."

Unless you count the number of fire escapes.

Reply | June 10, 2008 1:12 PM

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