Thank you very much for this interview, I am totally fond of this fellow.
In fact, I think he is the very one that got me into techno !
So interesting, and IMHO the level is continuously rising.
Where is the horseless headman?
Iām right here. At least, I think thatās me. I donāt have a horse, and Iāve tripped the light fantastic enough that you could call me a āHeadā, man. 
his boiler room set is great. great techno. legit.
Wonder if he can see?
who cares. the music is good. heās constantly doing stuff so iām guessing dude sees fine.
He says in the interview he sees only his machines, not the crowd. This pseudo isolation helps him stay in the trance state he needs for playing.
I really like the fact that this way he also impersonate his music, it really feels like heās being animated by it, not the other way around.
Awesome. Much better live than a legless horseman
HH is the man. His boiler room set is fire!
Watching this new HH set (OT, DT, A4MkII, 0-Coast, and some kind of external delay unit offscreen.) Heās super ridiculously skilled on elektron gear live.
Incidentally, a HH liveset in san francisco was the first time I ever came across elektron gear - a friend invited me and pointed out āheās using two octatracks, crazyā and Iām likeā¦whatās an octatrack? Fast forward some years later and I finally have my own;)
Nice set. I bet itās a zen delay heās using.
Funny that he uses DT to control the 0-Coast, instead of the A4ā¦
What I love about him is that he still has something to say in these days. Instead of the industrial techno bangers that kind of make no sense right now he plays an IDM-ish set that makes more sense in a home-listening scenario.