Few DJs more movingly preach the gospel of techno than Robert Hood. In fact, the Detroit native and longtime Alabama resident is also an ordained minister. Originally a member of the militant collective Underground Resistance, he pioneered minimal techno with lithe, live-wire cuts like 1994’s “SH-101”, and his spare signature continues to shine through on hypnotic, lose-yourself anthems like 2018’s “Low Life”. Occasionally, his gospel-house side project, Floorplan, bleeds into the music released under his own name: Check 2020’s “The Struggle”, a storming acid cut overlaid with an inspiring message of resilience.