In 1994, I got to know Heiko Laux and his brother Bernie through my former colleague. They owned a small basement bar in the city of Bad Nauheim called Kanzleramt and ran the record label Kanzleramt Records. At the Kanzleramt bar, techno music was played, and it was there that I first came into contact with musicians and DJs who formed a creative community, all producing, listening to, and performing underground techno.
And so, I became a member of this group and later, a part of the international techno movement.