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Biography
F.O.O.L, the alter-ego of Swedish musician Rasmus Hermansen may not be a super hero, but when he wears a mask, he becomes the protagonist of his own epic, electronic adventure. Active in the European electro craze since late 2009, this 26 year old bass music powerhouse started out under the alias Hermansen music producing progressive house until showing his true colours in heavy electronic club & Synthwave music, quickly following in the footsteps of his personal heroes such as The Prodigy, Boys...
F.O.O.L, the alter-ego of Swedish musician Rasmus Hermansen may not be a super hero, but when he wears a mask, he becomes the protagonist of his own epic, electronic adventure. Active in the European electro craze since late 2009, this 26 year old bass music powerhouse started out under the alias Hermansen music producing progressive house until showing his true colours in heavy electronic club & Synthwave music, quickly following in the footsteps of his personal heroes such as The Prodigy, Boys Noize, Kavinsky, Nero and Danger.
With a wide ray of musical influence and experience ranging from melodic metal, hip hop and reggae to even film soundtracks and orchestral music akin to Hans Zimmer, F.O.O.L- short for Fuck Our Ordinary Lives, proves himself to unload an arsenal of hard hitting yet smooth bass and musical abilities among unsuspecting ears.
When it comes to image, F.O.O.L. channels his inspiration from the likes of Daft Punk, Justice, and Danger by sporting his iconic mask. This is by no means a mere change of appearance- however, but the ability for Hermansen to change face into F.O.O.L. symbolizes a crossover from our ordinary world into a futuristic, cinematic soundscape where the bass rules, and the pressures of real life slip away. With his new alter-ego in charge, F.O.O.L. makes his audience have more than just a listening experience, but a journey with him into another universe. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.