New album by Floorplan - "when ravers go home and churchgoers come out"

Robert Hood began his career with Underground Resistance, a Detroit collective known for its bold, anti-corporate vision of techno. Today, he lives in Alabama and works as an ordained minister. On his second Floorplan album with his daughter Lyric, Pitchfork says, they sharpen their focus on the fusion of house music and gospel - "'Supernatural' captures a moment of epiphany that isn’t confined to Sunday service: that holy time when the ravers go home and the churchgoers come out, side by side like lion and lamb, reveling in the glow of worship, doing the same dance for different gods".