This year Robert Hood celebrates the 20th anniversary of his M-Plant label with a sequence of EPs featuring classic M-Plant releases and rarities remixed and re-edited, a compilation bringing Hood¿s huge body of work together and a series of special events.

Kicking off the EP releases, UK techno stalwart Mark Broom delivers these exceptional edits of `Untitled 1' from Hood¿s series `Moveable Parts' and `One Touch' from the `Minimal Nation' album.

Released in 1995 `Moveable Parts Chapter 1' was seen by many as one of Hood's greatest EPs. This four-tracker opened with the heavy-hitting 909 and dappled metallic sounds of `Untitled 1'. Now, Mark Broom's edit adds even further depth and a dirty funk feeling to this hypnotic dancefloor killer.

In 1994 Robert Hood first released his game-changing `Minimal Nation' album. It was so influential that a special edition of this iconic masterpiece was released in 2009 and still sounded as fresh as ever with its stripped-back grooves inspiring a new generation of techno producers as it had over a decade before. Setting the tone was its opener `One Touch'. On his new edit, Mark Broom plays with the bass and chops up the beats to intensify this dark mover.

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