In the late ’80s, techno music was a rare find, tucked away in the dimly lit corners of illegal warehouses in big cities.
Back then, underground music for sure had a different shape than it has nowadays and little did anyone know that club culture would evolve into the massive phenomenon it is today. Frank Tomiczek, better known as Da Hool, was a rebel with a cause who threw himself into the burgeoning techno movement. Rising from the underground scene, DJ Hooligan became a central figure in Continental Europe, earning the title of “Underground Hero.” As he toured the globe, he left his mark by producing remixes…
